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According to the BBC,
director Eike Schmidt emailed his staff: "Where punctuation is concerned
it is necessary to avoid altogether, as ever only where possible, exclamation
marks, while with both question marks and exclamation marks only one is
necessary at the end of a sentence with no repetition."
Cut the bold
A museum director in Italy
has banned the use of bold in work emails, as well as the excessive use of
exclamation and question marks.
By PA/TPN, in Europe, World · 28 Dec 2022, 14:01 · 1 Comments
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Another inane thing they could also ban: the current compulsion to draw a heart shape with your hands above your chest. It´s ridiculous, because underneath the left boob people should have actual hearts, it would suffice to put your hand there to signal same thing. But maybe it´s the “Spirit of the Times” we live in, where faux emotion beats actual, real 1. It´s good for people with “pretence” hearts, that have actual rubbish underneath there, instead of a decent heart. Hands to gesture what´s not really there.
By guida from Lisbon on 29 Dec 2022, 06:13