Jul 7, 11, 11:19 pm
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List of Acronyms?
Is there one somewhere on this board?
Jul 7, 11, 11:33 pm
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There is a glossary under the help tab in the top toolbar.
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Jul 8, 11, 12:20 am
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Quote:
Originally Posted by
tcook052
There is a glossary under the help tab in the top toolbar.
Cheers, I looked but I couldn't find E.S.A.C. listed.
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Jul 8, 11, 8:19 am
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Not really on-topic for Communitybuzz! so I'll move over to suggestions.
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Jul 9, 11, 9:50 am
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If anyone finds words that should be in the glossary and are not there, please send a note to IBobi who can add them.
Jul 13, 11, 10:25 am
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Quote:
Originally Posted by
tcook052
There is a glossary under the help tab in the top toolbar.
Can't believe I never knew this back when I first started coming to FT...
Jul 15, 11, 1:14 am
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Quote:
Originally Posted by
oiRRio
Cheers, I looked but I couldn't find E.S.A.C. listed.
Never heard of that particular acronym on the, what, seven years I've been around here. It may be a very specific acronym used in a very narrow context, which may be why it isn't in the glossary.
Can you post a link to where it was used?
Jul 16, 11, 9:17 pm
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See the
OP .
(Someone was trying to be funny.)
Jul 22, 11, 8:02 pm
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Quote:
Originally Posted by
esac
Is there one somewhere on this board?
Some individual forums have their own list of acronyms unique to that forum.
Here's a glossary of acronyms, for example, unique to travel safety/security.
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Jul 22, 11, 8:14 pm
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Good point!
The RR forum's
acronym list is in the Wiki FAQ.
Jul 27, 11, 7:22 am
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American Airlines / American AAdvantage Forum's Glossary is part of the Wiki -
here .
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Aug 4, 11, 10:49 pm
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Quote:
Originally Posted by
SanDiego1K
If anyone finds words that should be in the glossary and are not there, please send a note to IBobi who can add them.
I planned on sending IBobi a note, but thought best to take a look/see... just for fun.
Imagine my surprise when I saw that the glossary is up to date.
BRT: The long running "Brooklyn Reality Tour." Local neighborhood guide and friend of all frequent flyers, dhammer53, has hosted this almost annual event to the haunts of his youth in the Brooklyn neighborhoods. From Coney Island to the frequent stops for local foods and deserts, this has always been popular when offered.
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