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Email hyphens are gone!

This is just a quick grammatical encouragement.

In the past I have written e-mail with a hyphen pretty consistent. But now the hyphen is gone and I encourager others to leave the hyphen behind as well.

No one writes soft-ware, so why should we write e-mail!?

Though I do not encourager you to write electronicmail instead of electronic mail.

Copyright © 2007 Daniel Aleksandersen 2007-02-10 at 04:02

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