Re: Abstract Edit -- Removing the Acronym

ok with me
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From: Janina Sajka <janina@rednote.net>
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Subject: Abstract Edit -- Removing the Acronym

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Colleagues:

For purely stylistic reasons I'd like to avoid acronyms in our document.
We currently mention CDN. Would the following rewirte work?

<proposed phrasing>

The post-source approaches identified include JavaScripted adaptations,
and real-time HTML and CSS rewrites in content delivery pipelines as
well as in browser extensions ...

<end proposed phrasing>


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