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A minor irritant: using "the DNS" rather than merely "DNS" (but NOT in the title!). I find that somewhat distracting. Examples: " It's hard to observe the DNS.
by giardini 17y ago
A minor irritant: using "the DNS" rather than merely "DNS" (but NOT in the title!). I find that somewhat distracting. Examples:
" It's hard to observe the DNS..."
"Using the DNS is often compared to..."
When should "the DNS" ("the domain name system") become "DNS"? Should it?
I'm currently reading: Steven Pinker's "The Stuff of Thought". My apologies for unshouldering this heavy linguistic burden.
- aristus 17y agoYeah, it bothered me too. :) I was trying to get across that I was talking about a singular world-spanning entity instead of some abstract protocol. I'm not sure of the real grammar rules.