"Thanks to Indian media who has over the period of time swiped out intellectual taste from mass Indian population." - Chetan Parekh
Originally posted by ravish kumar:
But I changed my self ... coz even if I might 40+ I would love to change myself.(I am not 40+..)
"Thanks to Indian media who has over the period of time swiped out intellectual taste from mass Indian population." - Chetan Parekh
When I said why do we have ++, += operators I just wanted to say that to have shorts we make compiler like that which can understand these shorts.
Ok, I'm done with this topic, unless someone says something really stupid and I can't resist
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that there would already be a topic in meaningless drivel posted by me calledTTBOMK it's a CWOT studying to be a SCJP, however, IMO, getting real experience is great. OTOH, YMMV
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OK Ravish, this is my last shot at using logic to show you
after reading 100 e-mails with u instead of You, now I do not have problem and even I use them
Then you are a very weak person...
Originally posted by Corey McGlone:
Enlgish is not your primary language. Who are you to change the rules of the English language?
Originally posted by Jason Menard : posted February 11, 2002 08:59 AM
you have several people for whom English is their native language telling you that this means of communicating in English is not proper
Originally posted by mahadevan raja: posted February 11, 2002 09:48 PM
those who r not able 2 understand the short forms,it wud be better if u request the bartenders to open a seperate discussion forum for English.i think this wud be more helpful for u all,i dont understand y u all r making this a big issue,if u r not able to understand then ask the person who posted it to be more clear.
me not getting whats wrong in it.
anyhow.....
I've deliberately avoided this thread
"Thanks to Indian media who has over the period of time swiped out intellectual taste from mass Indian population." - Chetan Parekh
It's = contraction of "it is" Proper usage: "It's too early to tell if this will become the accepted method." Notice that it is rather informal to use "it's" in a professional paper. Better to write out "it is."
and just to cause more outrage: there's no such thing as 'American English'
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I've deliberately avoided this thread because these short forms annoy me so much.
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Originally posted by David O'Meara:
Thank you for quoting me out of context.![]()
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Originally posted by Michael Ernest:
Originally posted by Michael Ernest:
It's a straw argument to assert that incorrect usage by those who preach 'sounding professional' is hypocrisy, and hypocrisy, once exposed, somehow legitimizes the use of short forms.
Originally posted by Ravish:
but another post will follow this post, cause that will have different points.
Originally posted by Michael Ernest:
The falseness of one argument does not prove its opposite, particularly when the advocate of the opposing argument makes the false argument to bolster his own point
Originally posted by Michael Ernest:
Short forms are popular for users who really have nothing to add to conversations except incidental commentary
Originally posted by Michael Ernest:
Short forms are just another pidgin of the language
Originally posted by Michael Ernest:
Those of us who argue for 'professionalism' here want to keep the range of ideas as wide open as possible, but also maintain a form that....
"Thanks to Indian media who has over the period of time swiped out intellectual taste from mass Indian population." - Chetan Parekh
Originally posted by mahadevan raja:
poor ravish,he is getting hot i think so.
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Or maybe they will see that everyone else's post is getting answered except for theirs. And then maybe they will either develop and inferiority complex and go away or realize that a professional forum should be addressed in a professional way and correct their posts.Originally posted by Jamie Robertson:
If you just take a stance of silence, new comers that are being ignored will not know the reason for the non-responses and think that people at the ranch are imbiciles or the next time they post, they will write their messages the same way and be ignored.
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Originally posted by Thomas Paul:
Or maybe they will see that everyone else's post is getting answered except for theirs. And then maybe they will either develop and inferiority complex and go away or realize that a professional forum should be addressed in a professional way and correct their posts.
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Originally posted by Jamie Robertson:
If you just take a stance of silence, new comers that are being ignored will not know the reason for the non-responses and think that people at the ranch are imbiciles or the next time they post, they will write their messages the same way and be ignored.
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Originally posted by Roy Ben Ami:
no, i wouldnt use short forms writing to my boss but i wouldnt use these words either:
if it is THAT HARD for u to undersatnd u and y
then u dont need to answer my questions or look at my replies. it has nothing to do with laziness but just for the sake of argument ill admit im lazy! so what?!? it offends u that much?
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Dave
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