the term “cake day” just makes me think of r*ddit. I’ve seen Lemon Day going around, but we probably want to avoid affiliation with lemon party.

not that we can tell anybody what to do anyway, and each instance could even have its own. anyway, it needs to be something that obviously means “anniversary” and doesn’t require explanation otherwise it’ll just be annoying

    • Ellia PlisskenOP
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      53 months ago

      that’s not generic, that’s from Reddit as far as I can tell. “anniversary” would be generic

      • Ech
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        53 months ago

        Cake Day is from birthdays, mate. You know? That annual celebration of creation where there’s usually cake?

        Stop letting spez live in your head and just enjoy where you’re at.

        • Ellia PlisskenOP
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          03 months ago

          which is why I’m asking for sources of it being used prior to reddit. I’m not arguing one way or another

          • Ech
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            53 months ago

            I’m not arguing one way or another

            You literally were.

            • Ellia PlisskenOP
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              -23 months ago

              I don’t know what I’m supposed to do with people who can’t just scroll up and read

          • Snot Flickerman
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            23 months ago

            Oxford English Dictionary says the first instance of the phrase “cake day” was from a diary entry in the 1800s.

            • Ellia PlisskenOP
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              13 months ago

              is there a way for me to get around to the OED online pay walls so I can see the details?