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"It's just easier to type" and other lies you believe
Seriously though, why? Is there historic reasons for that? Did they have to pay extra for more letters back in the day?
I worked with a complier that would assume only compare the first 8 characters and would treat it the same afterwards.
Compiler copyright was around 1990.
Edit: This was for function names in C
Damn that must have been such a headache