It's un-American not to have a one syllable nickname. ;-) On the other hand, legal names have to be accommodated whether it's COBOL on punch cards or entry fields on a web window. It would be nice to see some sincere concern for the end user. AKA the one who pays for the 'service'.
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In a message dated 5/12/2008 4:13:37 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
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Novel before getting to your message. Based on this memory, and on
impulse, I just right now bought a copy so I can reread it. Copies
are available from Amazon if you want to reread it yourself.
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We actually had a Fijian back in the 80's who's first name was 45 chars
English, Second 37 and Last over 60! He probably spent as much time with
HR as
programming. Finally got promoted so didn't have to fill out a time card.
Think
everybody just called him Raz....
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