> It isn't a question of readbility, but rather clarity of
>expression and observance of the language rules. I don't care
>whether you drop your apostrophes or not -- so long as you are
>doing it deliberately and not out of ignorance.
> This sort of sloppiness would not be acceptable, nor work,
>with a computer language. Why should it be any more acceptable
>in spoken/written English?
> That you're "protesting" means that I've done what I set out
>to do -- make you think about the grammar of what you're writing.
>
>Terri
>Official Grammar Sheriff
We need an Official HTML Grammar Sheriff to keep in line those webmasters who
expect our browsers to display faulty HTML. Actually, there exist online HTML
validation services.
Regarding English grammar, we must bear in mind that for many list members,
English is not their native language.
