Re: regarding the pardoning of her french

[Lisa Wright <liwright -at- earthlink -dot- net>]

I'm thinking that no one raised the question because we know that Sue's 
a smart cookie who knows her stuff. I at least figured that she knows 
that it is certainly not going to be a word that one would commonly use 
in a white paper or other technical document, but that she must have 
determined it's appropriate to the tone. Or that, in fact, it was a 
phrase such as a la carte. I would most of the time question its usage 
in a technical document, but I can envision situations where it would be 
appropriate.

Lisa

diotima wrote:

I'm surprised that no one asked sue why she was using a french phrase

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