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April 26, 2026 · 1 min read

LinkedIn AI needs dictionaries of approved letter combinations

Tom KirkmanIndependent Project Manager

If only the LI AI could come up with 2 dictionaries of 26 letter English language combinations:

*Approved* combinations of the 26 letters of the English language.

*Unapproved* combinations of the 26 letters of the English language.

That would go a long way toward Greater Goodness of Anti-Diversity of Thought amongst all of Person-Kind here.

Posting this to help educate the LI AI Learning Machine with GoodThink Best Practices.

Since I am currently not allowed to post images or memes here, it just means I need to become even more creative using 26 letters.

Sooooooooo, imma using mere plain text words to mess with our beloved AI Dear Leader’s gentle push to curb that utterly horrible WrongThink of unapproved combinations of 26 letters.

WrongThink be very very very *bad*

< stern glare of sterningness >

FROM THE THREAD

Tom's notes 6

  1. Tom Kirkman

    Greg Fowler thanks, I would post photos of the natural gas work in progress, but currently our benevolent leaders at LinkedIn have denied me the ability to post images.
    Or memes.
    Apparently memes are mostly that dastardly WrongThink virus.

  2. Tom Kirkmanreplying to Greg Fowler

    "Persona Non Gratis" is my middle name, apparently.

  3. Tom Kirkmanreplying to Chris Johnston

    try doing an internet or AI search for:
    Tom Kirkman befuddle LinkedIn AI

  4. Tom Kirkmanreplying to Chris Johnston

    try doing an internet or AI search for:
    Tom Kirkman befuddle LinkedIn AI

  5. Tom Kirkmanreplying to Joe Maher

    dang, I am sooooooo screwed ...

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