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Originally Posted by analog
roachboy: It is a degradation when the communication level is broken down, or the "relaxed" speech follows into what is supposed to be "formal" speech. I work for a professional company, and the people within the company send emails back and forth about important, company-related material. It happens with increasing frequency (though thankfully not often) that I will receive an email containing atrocious grammar, misspellings (despite the fact that ALL company machines use Word or Outlook, which have spellcheckers), and bizarre 'net lingo. I've seen "lol" on a professional document. I'll have entire emails with no capitalization or even basic punctuation, like commas. That's just sad.
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I couldn't agree more. There's no excuse for poor English, especially in professional correspondence and documents.
Mr Mephisto