On Tuesday, 16 September 2014 23:10:20 UTC+1, Aaron Cruikshank wrote:
I asked a professional editor friend of mine and this is what she had to
say:
I think usually the style guides follow the dictionary, and the
dictionary is descriptive, not prescriptive. I just had Roma check
I think a general definition of coworking is entirely possible
I chose poorly the word general, sorry. I meant something else, to be
discussed when I find the right words.
Incidently, I have just proposed a definition on the hyphenization thread.
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Hi All,
Apologies in advance for being intentionally controversial, but this
conversation about coworking with or without the hyphen nags at me and I
figure I should say what I think about it even if I know it's going to be
unpopular (and even if I don't really have a horse in the race).
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FWIW, I agree with Will's arguments except the cow one.
To summarize, the spelling is irrelevant, because there is only one
coworking, irrespectively of how it is spelt. As Will points out, working
with others in a company is never referred to as coworking.
Nevertheless, I think there is
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