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I've mostly escaped it by speaking Australian English, which scatters text with little archaisms like "reckon" and prefers an en-dash with spaces around it over
by strken 1y ago
I've mostly escaped it by speaking Australian English, which scatters text with little archaisms like "reckon" and prefers an en-dash with spaces around it over an em-dash.
- janice1999 1y ago>little archaisms like "reckon" "Fortnight" is by far my favourite, at least when dealing with my American colleagues.