Re: Guidelines for using "e" in front of terms

["Jo Baer" <jbaer -at- tcfbank -dot- com>]

Don't know of any Web sites; try Google for usage sites.

My *Wired Style Principlse of English Usage in the Digital Age* (ancient, as it
was published in 1996) lists email and emoney, but not ebusiness. However,
e-zine is still listed with a hyphen. Unless confronted by a better-armed gang
of thugs insisting otherwise, I use all lower-case, unhyphenated. Everyone seems
to know what I emean.

Jo

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Jo Baer
Senior Technical Writer
TCF National Bank
Minneapolis, Minnesota
jbaer -at-  -dot- tcfbank -dot- com


The mome rath isn't born that could outgrabe me.

                       Nicol Williamson


Wade Courtney wrote:

> Are there any websites for this?
>
> For instance is it,
>
> e business, e-business, or business?


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