GLM

Imanami combined all above solutions tagged them relevant life cycle states, provided an automated monitoring mechanism, reduced the risks associated with Automated deletion of unused groups by introducing virtual deletion logic and then providing Administrators or Group Owners a facility to undelete objects within certain time period (if they were still needed) made this solution real exciting for Administrators and this term GLM became a buzz word among "Poor Admin's".

Bloggers.Pakistan 2009

The article notes that among the words GLM is “currently monitoring which could take English to the one million threshold” is noob.

“noob” can’t be the millionth word « Motivated Grammar 2009

The article notes that among the words GLM is “currently monitoring which could take English to the one million threshold” is noob.

2009 June « Motivated Grammar 2009

A good example is the so-called GLM statistical approach.

Mises Dailies Jan Iwanik 2009

He specified that this measure particularly targetted the "GLM", a security service named for the Kinshasa building where it is based.

ANC Daily News Briefing 2001

GLM declares “with a new word created about every 98 minutes” Web 2.0 became the 1,000,000th word on Wednesday of this week.

One million « Write Anything 2009

It is not new, and not really a word, and as the BBC has pointed out the methods of the GLM are not taken seriously by lexicographers.

One million « Write Anything 2009

GLM requires the word to be used 25,000 times online before it declares it a “new” word – this ignores all other print forms (which traditional dictionary compilers look at) and completely ignores actual usage.

One million « Write Anything 2009

This public relations exercise by a marketing company that is effectively paid money to carry out Google searches, garnered GLM hours of media time.

One million « Write Anything 2009

The GLM has an odd attitude to what a solitary word looks like – their 1,000,001st word for instance is “financial tsunami”, which is again not one word but two (and I would argue is a descriptive metaphor …).

One million « Write Anything 2009