The English language as an effective IT tool

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“Grace, no execution”, the emperor decided. But his handlers wrote the order down as “Grace no, execution”. The emperor signed without a second look, and a head rolled needlessly because of a misplaced comma. Or so the story goes. In our era, we are more than ever under the tyranny of words, commas, dashes, slashes and dots – in our invented languages as well as in our natural ones.

Experts tell us time and again to watch our grammar and spelling on r

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Jim Love, Chief Content Officer, IT World Canada

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