> > From time to time I see messages here written in SMS "shorthand" language. I understand that this language, where "u r" means "you are" and so is considered to be "cool" among young people. But this abuse of English does not belong in a professional forum like Foxite, so I ask people
not to use it. Please use proper English!
> >
> > I know that I'm not the only one who hates this degradation of the English language, and from now on I won't answer any messages where the questioner don't at least try to write proper English. Or I will fight back by giving an answer in hexadecimal.
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There's a fine line between helping and adding to the confusion.> >
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> Dear Old Tore,
> Today is 2014,
> U R Out.
>
> From English BBS : Chat Abbreviations
> at :
http://www.englishclub.com/esl-chat/abbreviations.htm>
> btw (by the way)
> g2g (got to go)
> brb (be right back)
> jk (just kidding)
> omg (oh my god)
> lol (laugh out loud)
> rofl (rolling on the floor laughing)
> nth (nothing)
> plz (please)
> thx (thanks)
> idk (I don't know)
>
> - Tuberose
Michael,
I think what Tore meant is not the abbreviations like LOL, BTW, AFAIK, PMFJI ... These are widely used in any technical forums (actually I didn't know them before I got to forums and needed to search the meanings). But also sometimes there are messages where the abbreviations smell 'disrespect' (I don't have a sample at the moment - something like "I have something 4 u, b coz ..."). That is rude. Responders spend time to give proper replies and type as clearly as possible but the original poster doesn't care to take a few more seconds for a few more letters. I also feel offended when my name is misspelled or I am called as "Izmir" or worse "Turkey" as a childish joke. I feel ashamed if I spelled someone else's name so I expect it from others too. Call me thin skinned. I agree with Tore.
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