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Jargon - The layman's nemesis

If we use any jargon that you don't understand, we apologise. If you read anything in our web site that is in ything but plain English, please let us know.

We do reserve the right to use technical terms where necessary, but we will try to explain what they mean. If we don't, please tell us.

But what is jargon?

Dictionary dot com define jargon as ' the language, esp. the vocabulary, peculiar to a particular trade, profession, or group: medical jargon'. Hmm, I know what you are thinking. Jargon to explain jargon.

I prefer one of their other descriptions: ' language that is characterized by uncommon or pretentious vocabulary and convoluted syntax and is often vague in meaning'. That sounds a little more like the jargon of the computer world to me.

We are on a mission

We are on a mission to rid, well at least our web site, of meaningless, confusing and superfluous editorial and content that is just downright unecessary. We want you, the reader, to understand and be comfortable with what we say on our site. We aren't here to try and impress the world with big words and techie terms that do nothing other than put people off.

The jargon free guarantee

You won't find any concepts or explanations in our site that are difficult to understand. If you do, let us know and we'll correct it straight away.

We want you to be comfortable with using our web site, so we don't want you to be annoyed or confused by anything we put on it.

Here's to a jargon free world.

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