RE: [TCML] Matt tesla

[Matthew Hebb <matthewhebb@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

in most messaging systems such as facebook and skype people are much less formal and ive gotten used to that. The point is to be able to talk as fast as possible reply as fast as possible and type as fast as possible thats whare the abbriviations came in such as u r instead of you are or btw instead of by the way or gtg instead of got to go. ill try to write the way you wish im just very used to this style from facebook and other messaging systems

> Date: Sun, 19 May 2013 08:50:39 -0700
> From: evp@xxxxxxxxxxx
> To: tesla@xxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: Re: [TCML] Matt tesla
> 
> I'll add a couple of words.  Grammar, spelling, and punctuation serve at 
> least a couple of purposes.  Perhaps the most important for the subject 
> at hand is that they help clarify what is being said.  I couldn't make 
> much sense out of some of the early stuff.  Second purpose is to show 
> some respect for the person[s] to whom the correspondence is being 
> sent.  Seems to me simple politeness says the author should make at 
> least some attempt to follow the conventions in everyday use.  In what 
> way is email messaging different from ordinary correspondence or 
> conversation?
> 
> Bottom line is that if something is too garbled to make sense why bother 
> to reply????
> 
> Ed
> 
> Jim Lux wrote:
> 
> > On 5/18/13 8:41 PM, Matthew Hebb wrote:
> >
> >> there both the same to me ...just less dots but if it must be so 
> >> formal im gunna have to spend an extra 25 mins spell checking and 
> >> everything ...i usually just write things out its email messaging im 
> >> not writing a formal essay for somthing i don't see why it has to be 
> >> so fancy?
> >>
> >
> >
> > Well. here's the deal:
> >
> > on a mailing list like this, where one is asking for advice, making 
> > life easier for the folks who are being asked is a generally 
> > productive strategy.
> >
> > While you might not care one way or the other, the folks you are 
> > asking for advice clearly do.
> >
> > Besides, how much longer does it take to actually put a few carriage 
> > returns and periods in? milliseconds?
> >
> > Nobody expects a finely crafted essay worthy of Steinbeck. Reasonable 
> > sentence breaks and some attention to detail is a sign that you're not 
> > going to inadvertently kill or injure yourself with HV gear. Maybe 
> > it's a concern that if you are careless or lazy with your writing, you 
> > might be the same with HV, and nobody wants to hear about a disaster.
> >
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