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neither does it mean they're awesome if they use perfect punctuation and grammar. some optimize for speed & utility... others optimize for look & feel. neither
by davemc500hats 16y ago
neither does it mean they're awesome if they use perfect punctuation and grammar.
some optimize for speed & utility... others optimize for look & feel. neither is necessarily correct, just different.
- ascendant 16y agoNo, but in general someone who takes the time to think and speak in complete sentences appears to be more thoughtful and thorough. I don't know about you but all other factors aside, I'd be more comfortable handing away a portion of my company to someone who says "I look forward to working with you" as opposed to "lol u and i will do gewd <3"
- rhizome 16y agoWhy should we assume that this writing style is evidence of optimization rather than plain skill?