While my informal messages to Plug would seem to indicate that I care little for spelling or grammar, I actually do have a decent grasp of both. (I cann even spel on ocassion. Saddly, me grammar's been bad always.)
One thing that has always bugged me is that "e-mail" not "email" is considered correct. Every time I type "email", it feels like a personal victory. No longer, however, do I feel like a dangerous rebel. Instead, I now realize that I am bravely following the lead of Donald Knuth: http://www-cs-faculty.stanford.edu/~knuth/email.html Brothers and sister, unite! I exhort you, email this link to all who would impose the decadent hyphen! Make haste! As soon as we have won this battle, we can move on to greater things. Including, if we are stalwart and wise, forever establishing the right to verbify any noun we please! -- Stuart Jansen e-mail/jabber: [EMAIL PROTECTED] google talk: [EMAIL PROTECTED] :0 # copy & paste for your convenience * ^From:.*sjansen@ /dev/null # /ignore [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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