Amit Mukherjee
@amitmukherjee
Who else thinks using the terms "fren" and "ser" is just kind of weird?
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raihan
@raihan
tweet this ๐
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Karthik Senthil
@karthiksenthil
Cringe-y and will be forgotten in 3 yrs.
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Victor Ma ๐งพ
@vm
i like "gm" online, but heard it once IRL and it really threw me off
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JG
@bigcymbal
It'll be an cringey anachronism of early 2020s crypto culture like "coolbeanz" and "haz cheezburger" was for the mid-aughts. Having participated in the cringiness is not gonna be a big deal, but those not participating are not missing out on anything.
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Noah Jessop
@noah
Ser I thought so too Until I tried it
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Welly
@welly
Is this just a honeypot to get all the boomers to out themselves?
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Abe
@abe
+1
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Chaotic Neutral
@jayce
Unless weโre speaking in creole or spanish, in which case, game onโฆ
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tani
@tanishq
no ser
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Kostas Christidis
@kostas
theyโre cringe af
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Gabriel Ayuso
@gabrielayuso.eth
Ser is fine although it's supposed to be considered gender neutral but some women in the space don't think it is.
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BLACKDAVE โโโ
@blackdave
When people call me โfrenโ I tell them to grow up
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Eitzi ๐ฉ โ๐-๐ ๐-โ
@eitzi.eth
It is weird, yes
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DDD4
@ddd4
Gender is not the only issue; Although the renaissance of Web 3 puts the individual at the center, the phrase "ser" perpetuates a sense of aristocracy status and high hierarchical positions.. How will new kings and royals add value to the ecosystem? ๐ค
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