What disappoints me most about this article, though, is that it failed to point out why this is happening. More than any time in history, people using differen

What disappoints me most about this article, though, is that it failed to point out why this is happening. More than any time in history, people using different dialects of English are in regular, day-to-day contact on the Internet. We may not share time zones (especially those crazy Aussies) but it's telling that we turn out to like each other a lot, and trade our favorite words and insults. So in closing, the authors of the article are a bunch of wankers.