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Latest post Wed, Jun 24 2009 11:34 PM by Kooyeen. 1 replies.
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Anonymous  +  793202 Wed, 24 Jun 09 10:24 AM
Apparently some prescriptivists all calling for a standardization on either "e-mail" or "email". Have they got nothing better to think on? Why should it matter which we use, or why can't we standardize both?
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Kooyeen  +  793989 Wed, 24 Jun 09 11:34 PM
Email is a word that belongs to the interwebz, so maybe we should spell it EmAiL, and the plural would be EmAiLz. CaPiTaLiZaTiOn Iz ImPoRtAnT ^^
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