I get where @Undead is coming from.

On one hand, it's harmless - but it also feels like it is implying something that isn't so on behalf of the forums at large (ie. almost misrepresenting how we all refer to it).
Would be more appropriate to move from "aka" to "as I like to call it" ...
I also know it as Champagne Corner (thanks to JA). So aka fits.

Can we please move on?
 
I get where @Undead is coming from.

On one hand, it's harmless - but it also feels like it is implying something that isn't so on behalf of the forums at large (ie. almost misrepresenting how we all refer to it).
Would be more appropriate to move from "aka" to "as I like to call it" ...
I get it too but it's simply not worth the hassle it causes in here to fight it. Presumably we're all here because we share some common interests. Personally, I'd rather pick more substantial battles.
 
boy - people have little to be worrying about if they care that much about what one poster calls an intersection
I've been trying not to say this out loud so thank you You know how places get nicknames it's by one person calling it that one time and then it catching on sometimes it takes years sometimes it takes two days everyone has a right to call it what they want as long as It isn't offensive
 
From just after 5:00 pm today:
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I've been trying not to say this out loud so thank you You know how places get nicknames it's by one person calling it that one time and then it catching on sometimes it takes years sometimes it takes two days everyone has a right to call it what they want as long as It isn't offensive
Yeah, I personally enjoy the nickname, its fitting for the area. And kind of comical.
 
Everyone has their quirks. I sometimes give names to specific corners of intersections.

The late Kevin A. Lynch wrote a book called “The Image of the City” and I am simply applying the concepts laid out in that book. If giving names to specific corners of intersections helps me create a mental map of the city, that is perfectly acceptable.


After all, all that mental mapping allows me to take photos from the exact same vantage points visit after visit.
 

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