KitJ points it out:
"***Note: the LexiQon “ES” entry has a typo listing “Eric Snowden” rather than “Edward Snowden” (probably just mixed up with Eric Schmidt)."
Oops, Mea Culpa.
I have corrected it:
- ES: (#559, #830, #875, #1279, #1876) Two distinctly different ES sets of initials:
- In Q Drops #559, #830, #875, and #1279, ES is definately Eric Schmidt, ex-CEO of Alphabet/Google. Reputably in North Korea setting up Servers and networks for emailing and communicating with the Deep State. (Thanks to LexiQon Editor CJ Wolf). (See Google, NK).
- ES, in Q Drop # 1876, however, it is obvious that Q is uncharacteristically referring to Edward Snowden, who he usually refers to as @Snowden or Snowden. (See Snowden).
Thanks, KitJ
Dude,
You know I wasn’t sharpshooting you. Just pointed out a small typo as I was working on the names.
Nothing against your editing skills!
Thanks for the hat tip (AND the Associate Editor position! We’ll drink a toast in Elycium! Meanwhile, I work for free)
The big hat tip goes to you for making the LexiQon happen. As a reminder, please store all your work on some form of backup.
As others have said, the LexiQon will become a reference source usable for decades. Serious.
Kit