Some people, when they see an acronym, will replace it with the words it stands for in their head. A subset of that group of people get annoyed when the sentence gets all muddled up by repeated words; in this particular case, you said ‘CSAM material’, which their brain read as ‘child sexual abuse material material’.
It isn’t a big deal, but as one of those people, I totally get the urge to point it out (I’ve gotten pretty good at looking past it but it’s still a bit of a compulsion).
Didnn’t something similar happen to Grok but ended up with it generating a ton of CSAM material that circulated twitter?
Sorry for being that guy today for you, but you can just say CSAM. It stands for Child Sexual Abuse Material". smh my head :P
Your last sentence saves you from being pedantic. Fun stuff, RIP in peace ✌️
Classic RAS syndrome! (Redundant Acronym Syndrome)
Pardon, but what… I did say CSAM, may I ask what exactly you mean?
Did you drop your ATM machine?
Does it take small size compact CD discs?
Only if you remember your PIN number.
I think I caught an RSV virus from you.
RAS Syndrom strikes yet again.
Aren’t you running Windows NT technology?
Nah, I’m running a GNU Unix.
Some people, when they see an acronym, will replace it with the words it stands for in their head. A subset of that group of people get annoyed when the sentence gets all muddled up by repeated words; in this particular case, you said ‘CSAM material’, which their brain read as ‘child sexual abuse material material’.
It isn’t a big deal, but as one of those people, I totally get the urge to point it out (I’ve gotten pretty good at looking past it but it’s still a bit of a compulsion).
They are referring to your use of “CSAM material” in your sentence.
chain tea, coffee coffee, cream cream.
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