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Aah, I was talking about ones like GHz, DDR, TFT, GB.
These are perfect for the idea, as they are acronymed when you see them elsewhere in the world; on product boxes etc. We would never write GigaHertz or Double Data Rate unless we were asked what it means.
I think ones like CMIIW and AFAIK I think are ok, they're not overused. Once or twice per page at the most I'd guess
If you don't know what GHz, DDR, TFT, and GB stand for then what the hell are you doing on a Tech forum anyway?
It's only going to spread the use of stupid acronyms that people are too lazy to type, and then have to hoover mouse over it to work out what it says anyway. What the heck is wrong with good old text?
I am totally against this idea and will make TPU look like it's run by incompetent children.