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Subject:    Re: [kde-francophone] =?utf-8?b?Ik1vdC1kacOoc2UiIHBvdXIgImhhc2h0YWci?=
From:       Olivier Serve <tifauv () gmail ! com>
Date:       2013-01-25 11:36:20
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As you said,  « mot-dièse  » describes the form (a word with a hash) but
not the meaning: what is it for ?
This is the main problem I have with  « mot-dièse  ».

A hashtag is just a particular syntax for a tag (as found in Nepomuk
and then Dolphin, Gwenview and so on...). They are essentially the
same thing. So to me, there was no need for a new word.

I will keep using  « étiquette  » in everyday life.

2013/1/25 Robert Leleu <robert.jean.leleu@wanadoo.fr>:
> Hashtag is … meaningempty for me, although I do speak english. I can't
> visualize what hash is. Je sais seulement que les anglophones utilisent #
> pour  «préfixer » un numéro. Mot-dièze n'est pas beau (les pépiements ne le
> sont pas plus), mais bien compréhensible.... si l'on a quelque notion de
> musique, et certes plus assimilable phonétiquement que hachetague
>
> Xavier Claude a écrit :
>
>> Le vendredi 25 janvier 2013 08:11:42 Raphaël Jakse a écrit :
>>>
>>> Le 25/01/2013 01:16, Sebastien Renard a écrit :
>>>>
>>>> Le mercredi 23 janvier 2013 17:02:58 Alexander Potashev a écrit :
>>>>>
>>>>> Hello / Bonjour!
>>>>>
>>>>> For your consideration:
>>>>>
>>>>> http://www.francetvinfo.fr/le-journal-officiel-vous-prie-d-employer-mot-dies
>>>>> e-plutot-que-hashtag_209327.html
>>>>>
>>>> Hi,
>>>>
>>>> "mot dièse" is really awful... I would prefer "mot clé" or leave the
>>>> english
>>>> word.
>>>>
>>>> a+
>>>
>>> Totally agree, though mot-clé is less precise ; I don't know whether
>>> it's a problem or not.
>>> As for me, leaving the english word is not the right thing to do. (not
>>> meaningful for someone who doesn't speak english)
>>
>>
>> I'm not sure that hashtag is not meaningful for someone who doesn't speak
>> English, it's the word used by the French-speaking media and the
>> French-speaking people on the social network who use this concept.
>>
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