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7 hours ago, Snowcap1 said:

Been attempting to find a clear guide on how to install Jim Ritsons Atmospher assets I recently purchased.  I have read the install instructions that came alone with the 4 downloads but IMHO I didn't feel they were very clear.

So if anyone can provide clear guidance on this issue it would be greatly appreciated.

Thank You

Gary Hunt

If you’re going to refer to James as Jim, may we call you Gaz? :/

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2 hours ago, Alfred said:

If you’re going to refer to James as Jim, may we call you Gaz? :/

Most people on this side of the big pond, don't object to this, and it's common to refer to someone with the birth name of James as Jim, William as Bill, Ronald as Ron, Alfred or Albert as Al, and so on.

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9 minutes ago, Ron P. said:

Most people on this side of the big pond, don't object to this, and it's common to refer to someone with the birth name of James as Jim, William as Bill, Ronald as Ron, Alfred or Albert as Al, and so on.

I don't mind fir or fi {fee} 😂

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17 minutes ago, firstdefence said:

I don't mind fir or fi {fee} 😂

True, and better than "Firde(e)", which sounds much like some childrens' toy.

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3 hours ago, Ron P. said:

Most people on this side of the big pond, don't object to this, and it's common to refer to someone with the birth name of James as Jim, William as Bill, Ronald as Ron, Alfred or Albert as Al, and so on.

Although it may be common it should be the addressee’s choice: I’ve never been known as Al to friends or family. You’ll find several replies to posts by @firstdefence where I’ve called him Dex instead of Dexter, but only because that’s what he calls himself.

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1 hour ago, Ron P. said:

Most people on this side of the big pond, don't object to this, and it's common to refer to someone with the birth name of James as Jim, William as Bill, Ronald as Ron, Alfred or Albert as Al, and so on.

Oh. Is it birth name aversion?

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1 hour ago, Alfred said:

Although may be common it should be the addressee’s choice: I’ve never been known as Al to friends or family. You’ll find several replies to posts by @firstdefence where I’ve called him Dex instead of Dexter, but only because that’s what he calls himself.

Oh I agree, but like I said, it is very common here by people that know each other, acquaintance, friends or relatives. They prefer to be called by the shortened version of their name. I have friends that prefer to be called by their middle name, and some that have a nickname they prefer. I'm sort of an exception, the common proper or legal version of my name is Ronald, which is not mine. So I would have an assumption Snowcap1 is from the US, and that's a common practice here, people prefer Jim instead of James, I have a nephew that is very much that way, don't address him as James.. ;)

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59 minutes ago, William Overington said:

Oh. Is it birth name aversion?

William

 

Might be to some. I know many more people that when you greet them, they introduce themselves, they use the shortened name. It's considered a show of friendship, being friendly. In fact when someone is corrected, after using the "friendly" version, it comes off as that person being snobbish. ;)

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21 minutes ago, Ron P. said:

when you greet them, they introduce themselves, they use the shortened name

That’s absolutely fine, but (just as one shouldn’t assume that Ron is short for Ronald or that Jack is a nickname for John) one shouldn’t assume that an Alfred is happy to be addressed as Al, Alf, or Alfie, or that a William will be unperturbed by being addressed as Bill, Will, or Willie.

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It may be old fashioned, but I was always told, “when in Rome, do as the Romans do.”  Otherwise known as, let the person tell you if he or she uses or prefers a nickname or a shortened version.  A person’s name belongs to that person.  It shouldn’t be the property of others to change without permission, no matter on which side of which lake, river, or ocean one resides.  Reading James Ritson’s name shortened above to “Jim” set my teeth on edge.  Where, precisely,  did James call himself Jim?


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1 hour ago, Alfred said:

What about semper:/

Had to look this up 😬 but if the shoe fits 😉

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2 hours ago, anon2 said:

There's nothing sinister about that.

Okay....

But would you consider it a back-handed compliment?

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