[ SECRET POST #6269 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6269 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

I think it's because I know when and how "O.K." came into usage so if I see it before the 1840s it's out of place.

Like, you can physically French kiss in a world without France but please don't call it that.

[(Anonymous)]

Doesn't everybody know how o.k. came to be?

But what if it's in a fantasy setting set outside of this world?

One of my favourite high-ish fantasy series uses 'okay', so I figure the word came out of some other origin in that particular world (there's no Europe, no America, no Asia, the places are all separate). Would you do the same, or just pick that particular word out as a 'never use'..?