Re: watch your language! (or don't)

["Poster" <Poster -at- aurora -dot- cotse -dot- net>]

diotima said:
> all,
>
>
>
> do writers and editors on this list ever feel pressure to speak
> "correctly" at all times when at work? in other words, do you feel any
> kind of pressure to always speak in grammatically correct sentences
> simply because of the fact that you are the writer or editor in the
> company? do you ever have a nagging awareness that your english is
> being judged even while you're just having an everyday conversation
> with coworkers? (to say nothing about your company email messages!)
>

Yes. I get judged on it all the time and as a result you feel like you
can never let your hair down. *shrugs* Some folks don't seem to
understand the difference between formal and informal communication
and the difference between spoken and written communication. I just
laugh at the situation and the silliness of humanity...

~Poster

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