Not to nitpick, but as long as I noticed it I thought I'd share: > Replace "i.e." or "e.g." with "for example". e.g., means "for example" but "i.e." means "th

Not to nitpick, but as long as I noticed it I thought I'd share: > Replace "i.e." or "e.g." with "for example". e.g., means "for example" but "i.e." means "that is", sort of a one-to-one correspondence. E.g., Many places make cheese, e.g., Wisconsin, but only one makes that perfect, crystalline, salty, slightly umami yellow gold that I love, i.e., Parma.