how poorly americans write in their corporate emails
You mean e-mails? ;-)
When I worked for the publishing company three or so years ago, that was one of the proofing errors I caught most frequently. E-mail, e-commerce...e anything that refers to 'electronic' should have a hyphen after the e. That an Internet and Web should always be capitolized when referring to the World Wide Web, but site and page are not. So Web site or Web page aren't...unless of course they're a title. Oh, and they're two words also. *sigh*
Y'know, I was thinking about that -just- today while I was driving home. What's your scheduling look like this week and weekend, and what number can I get ahold of you or your husband at?
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You mean e-mails? ;-)
When I worked for the publishing company three or so years ago, that was one of the proofing errors I caught most frequently. E-mail, e-commerce...e anything that refers to 'electronic' should have a hyphen after the e. That an Internet and Web should always be capitolized when referring to the World Wide Web, but site and page are not. So Web site or Web page aren't...unless of course they're a title. Oh, and they're two words also. *sigh*
Sorry...that hits on one of my peeves. :-/
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