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I always suggest people who aren't good at apostrophe rules to just leave them out entirely. Better to seem lazy than wrong, I figure.
by coldpie 3y ago
I always suggest people who aren't good at apostrophe rules to just leave them out entirely. Better to seem lazy than wrong, I figure.
- kibwen 3y agoThe irony is that smartphone keyboards seem to randomly replace correct "it's"s with incorrect "it's"s, so it actually takes more work to appear lazy by going back and correcting them.
- xigoi 3y agoAuto-correct is trash. I don't understand why people use it.
- russellbeattie 3y agoThis is fantastic. I never noticed that's exactly how I interpret the total absence of appropriate punctuation. Bonus points if you ignore capitalization as well. I saw some guide to Zoomer communication recently which talked about how ... is perceived as "aggressive", which blew my mind. Better to just stick to lowercase letters. (Autocorrect makes this a pain though - I had to go back and fix the capitalization of "is" in the last sentence.)