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I would imagine that most software would work perfectly fine with two values: * What do you want to be called? * (for some cases) What is your legal name? Tr
by frenchyatwork 7y ago
I would imagine that most software would work perfectly fine with two values:
* What do you want to be called?
* (for some cases) What is your legal name?
Trying to decide what level of formality and/or honorifics is appropriate in a specific case seems insane. Just let the user decide.
- stevesimmons 7y ago> Trying to decide what level of formality and/or honorifics is appropriate in a specific case seems insane. I once worked at an Australian bank that had a massive SQL function, prob 500+ lines long, for getting the salutation right in mailshots. As well as the usual Mr/Mrs/Dr/etc options, it had decades worth of special cases, largely derived from complaints from VIPs. e.g. Retired navy officers, professors emeritus, former Members of Parliament, archbishops and rabbis, a rather pompous husband of a female Lord Mayor,...