I have a question. Something that&#x27;s bothered me for a while.<p>I work at a web agency work in France. We work in French but often use English words like &quot;wireframes&quot;, &quot;benchmark&quot;, &quot;reporting&quot; or &quot;responsive&quot;.<p>The admin area of say a Drupal website is usually referred to as the &quot;back office&quot;. I find this odd and claimed, admittedly based on anecdotal evidence, that this is a uniquely French usage of this term. Or at least that it&#x27;s very uncommon in the anglophone world.<p>I realize that &quot;back office&quot; is common in finance but do people use it in your region to refer to the admin area of a website as well? Have I been been away from an anglophone region for so long that I&#x27;ve somehow missed this?<p>Please answer with at least a Yes&#x2F;No and country.
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