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This sign was posted last week in my building in an elevator and a few other places. It's one of the more egregious uses of jargon in public communications that I've seen lately. Does "loss of dial tone" mean:
- The phones won't work.
- There won't be a dial tone, but the phones will still work -- dial anyway.
Those are different things.
Project 100, #66.
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