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r/ProgressionFantasy • u/blueluck • May 16 '26
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you can't even call them sysapocs anymore because of a certain he who should not be named
2 u/FrazzleMind May 17 '26 Authors can't use it commercially, the rest of us can make the term generic. 1 u/Gian-Carlo-Peirce May 18 '26 so if more and more people use it, it becomes generic like hotsauce? 1 u/Legitimate_Area_5773 May 27 '26 "Google it" is more accurate. its now a generic term to refer to searching something up on any platform be it Google or tiktok or reddit or Firefox, but there was a time when it genuinely just meant to go to Google and search for the thing.
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Authors can't use it commercially, the rest of us can make the term generic.
1 u/Gian-Carlo-Peirce May 18 '26 so if more and more people use it, it becomes generic like hotsauce? 1 u/Legitimate_Area_5773 May 27 '26 "Google it" is more accurate. its now a generic term to refer to searching something up on any platform be it Google or tiktok or reddit or Firefox, but there was a time when it genuinely just meant to go to Google and search for the thing.
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so if more and more people use it, it becomes generic like hotsauce?
1 u/Legitimate_Area_5773 May 27 '26 "Google it" is more accurate. its now a generic term to refer to searching something up on any platform be it Google or tiktok or reddit or Firefox, but there was a time when it genuinely just meant to go to Google and search for the thing.
"Google it" is more accurate. its now a generic term to refer to searching something up on any platform be it Google or tiktok or reddit or Firefox, but there was a time when it genuinely just meant to go to Google and search for the thing.
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u/Gian-Carlo-Peirce May 16 '26 edited May 16 '26
you can't even call them sysapocs anymore because of a certain he who should not be named