Re: Deprecated - is it a word?

["Cassandra Greer" <cassandra -at- greer -dot- de>]

I, a left-ponder currently living right of the pond, have used this word
many a time especially in my previous work related to the W3C (based in the
States). My response to this person is 'huh? Where did you get that idea?'

Cass :)

> 
> Hi, I'm in the UK, and I was about to write in some release notes that a 
> given feature was "deprecated". Someone said  "Americans don't use this 
> word". Can any of you left-ponders confirm or deny this, and if the 
> former, what is the alternative? I'm sceptical as it gets 21 million 
> returns in Google and has a lengthy entry in Wikipedia.

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