top | item 33762565 (no title) bklaasen | 3 years ago No more "every fortnight in future". Instead, it's "biweekly going forward".I do miss the 'old' terms. discuss order hn newest woodson|3 years ago Even in a US-only work environment I sometimes use fortnight to avoid the awkward ambiguity of “bi-/semi-weekly”. toast0|3 years ago "Every other week" or "twice a week" is much more understood, even if it's a bit wordier. Fortnightly is nice if fortnight were a real word, not some made up british thing. comprev|3 years ago I found my frequent use of double negatives to be problematic and had to train myself to say "I'm good" instead of "Not bad". solardev|3 years ago What's a fortnight? comprev|3 years ago Two weekshttps://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fortnight
woodson|3 years ago Even in a US-only work environment I sometimes use fortnight to avoid the awkward ambiguity of “bi-/semi-weekly”. toast0|3 years ago "Every other week" or "twice a week" is much more understood, even if it's a bit wordier. Fortnightly is nice if fortnight were a real word, not some made up british thing.
toast0|3 years ago "Every other week" or "twice a week" is much more understood, even if it's a bit wordier. Fortnightly is nice if fortnight were a real word, not some made up british thing.
comprev|3 years ago I found my frequent use of double negatives to be problematic and had to train myself to say "I'm good" instead of "Not bad".
solardev|3 years ago What's a fortnight? comprev|3 years ago Two weekshttps://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fortnight
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fortnight