RE: "aka" - commonly understood ?

["Janoff, Steve" <sjanoff -at- illumina -dot- com>]

Separate column with an appropriate heading: Alternate Terms, See Also, Also, or ??  (but not aka)

-----Original Message-----
From: On Behalf Of Monique Semp
Sent: Wednesday, July 13, 2011 12:55 PM
To: TechWR-L
Subject: "aka" - commonly understood ?

In a table of terms and definitions that I inherited, alternate terms are explained as âaka <alternate-terms>â. Any thoughts on whether people will understand this?

(And Iâm deliberately not saying what âakaâ is so that I get a less biased response :-).

Thanks,
-Monique

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