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Same thing, english instead of latin. It's simply an abbreviation that doesn't really respect the conventions as you are used to see them.
by Raphmedia 12y ago
Same thing, english instead of latin.
It's simply an abbreviation that doesn't really respect the conventions as you are used to see them.
- je42 12y agothanks for pointing it out. I wasn't aware that f.e. is not accepted as standard english abbreviation.
- Raphmedia 12y agoTo be honest, I couldn't tell if it is accepted or not. I think it is, but we simply don't see it that often. As far as I can tell, it is perfectly correct to abbreviate in the english language. http://www.encyclopedia.com/doc/1O25-fe.html http://www.encyclopedia.com/doc/1O25-fe.html
- mattmanser 12y agoNo, f.e. is not an accepted or known abbreviation, it's not perfectly correct. You can try and start one, after all yolo, lol, rotfl. Or perhaps not ;) When I asked, I was wondering if it was a known abbreviation from an academic field I didn't know. I wouldn't use it, e.g. is the correct abbreviation to use in this instance.
- je42 12y agoInteresting. Most references that I found say that f.e. is not correct. ;)