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Zero in a bit
How many times do I have to mark a sender “not spam” before EVERY message with a .exe extension in it gets sent to the spam folder with:
“Warning: This message may not be from whom it claims to be. Beware of following any links in it or of providing the sender with any personal information. Learn more.”
I’m tired of telling my partners and developers that I never got their email when I’ve already marked the sender as safe multiple times.
Twurder
Pronunciation: ˈtwər-dər
Function: noun
Etymology: Combining the English term Murder with the with the word for sending a message a message on twitter (Tweet), the term The word twurder was created after an argument between two men on twitter lead to murder.
Date: Jan 2010
1. A twitter argument that leads to murder. Most commonly, this occurs because of a Grammar Nazi calling someone out over the improper use of an indefinite article, chose vs. choose, or to vs. too.
