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They want monopoly. Or, worse case, olygopoly. Which leads to an unrivaled, long-term money making machine and power.
by rmbyrro 3y ago
They want monopoly. Or, worse case, olygopoly. Which leads to an unrivaled, long-term money making machine and power.
- tough 3y agomoneypoly
- qbxk 3y agoif you're going to keep using the word oligopoly you should spell it correctly. from Greek oligos 'small', oligoi 'few'.
- rmbyrro 3y agoThank you! In keeping with the theme of helping strangers with correct language usage: if you're going to keep writing sentences, you should start them with the first letter capitalized.
- qbxk 3y agohonestly, i think that's a different matter than spelling. using case is not really something i do, by choice. my thoughts on spelling are that when someone is making an argument, their ability to use a word correctly is a necessary part of conveying their ideas clearly. and spelling a word correctly is a necessary part of using a word, since the spelling evokes the entire history of the word itself: the language and context it came from, the people, time and place that word originated. i truly am interested in hearing your input on why you think it's important to use casing. change my mind
- rmbyrro 3y agoShort: it improves by a lot the readability of your text. Sentences are one of the most important tools in language to organize ideas. A dot is too small and discrete to set apart sentences. Adding a dot ~and~ an uppercase letter right next to it makes a much better separator. You're welcome to disagree. Since you were generous contributing about spelling - I'm not a native English speaker, btw -, I just wanted to pay back with a suggestion about text structuring and readability.