I find the easiest form of communication something akin to "ordered anarchy" - basically use whatever word you like as long as you know your company knows it, governed by very minimalistic, almost pidgin like grammar.

We have noticed, Ceiger.

sudanglo:

I find the easiest form of communication something akin to "ordered anarchy" - basically use whatever word you like as long as you know your company knows it, governed by very minimalistic, almost pidgin like grammar.

We have noticed, Ceiger.

Who is "we", sudanglo? I've just seen it right now after you have seen it. So your "we" resume came before it happened. But you're right, now at least "we" both have noticed it.

sudanglo:

I find the easiest form of communication something akin to "ordered anarchy" - basically use whatever word you like as long as you know your company knows it, governed by very minimalistic, almost pidgin like grammar.

We have noticed, Ceiger.

Sly remark there? Pity I left out the context that would have shown I was referring to the "easiest form of communication for an international community", but I figured that was self explanatory for the learned population of this forum, who are probably well acquainted with the global reality of pidgins, creoles, and linguistic history including things like Lingua Franca and Russenorsk.

But at least my hypothesis has sort of been proven - I'm still understanding that you're addressing me even though you're calling me "Ceiger" which isn't exactly a username I've ever used or a real life nickname for me - clearly improvised communication, in this case names, does work .

ceigered:I'm still understanding that you're addressing me even though you're calling me "Ceiger" which isn't exactly a username I've ever used or a real life nickname for me - clearly improvised communication, in this case names, does work .

Same for "Dark Weasel".