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On Tue, Oct 26, 2010 at 11:57 PM, Anon TWer <anon_twer -at- hotmail -dot- com> wrote:
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> I began work tonight at the 50/hour rate. Sent the electronically signed contract back. Thank you to all that provided advice and ideas re: how to proceed. Much appreciated.
Good to hear that the negotiations went well.
> One last thought before returning to lurk mode until I can offer advice that helps someone else as much as you all have helped me:
> I was working on a revision to a manual at my new job. In one paragraph, there'd be two spaces after a period. In another place, I saw one. I asked my co-worker "one space or two after a period?" Reply: "One unless it looks funny, then use two."
Logic says pick one and stick with it. Localization says pick one or
suffer potential increased cost due to fuzzy matches.
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