One of the things I do with the magazine I write for (sorry, 'for
which I write) is to answer reader's questions. Some are lucid to the
point that they make mini-articles. Some that come in by email are
almost unintelligible - one the other day had to be completely
rewritten as it was 200 words long, devoid of a single punctuation
mark, comma or capital letter and near impenetrable. And the language
did not indicate a non-English speaking background. (PC for
furriner). I have to wonder what sort of person sends out a
reasonable question to something like a magazine in that form.
Andrew Fildes
afildes@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
On 25/08/2007, at 1:03 AM, Jeff Keller wrote:
>
> After reading a list of questions, my own question is likely to be
> rather terse even if it is directed to a different seller. A good
> portion of internet communication is more spontaneous than
> conventional writing ... especially for those who can not touch type.
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