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I understand that people view the net as an entity or some sorts, or as a
proper noun. However, we used to capitalize email, too. Do you think the net
has become accepted enough to warrant lower case?
(I'm putting a section about it on my resume. While I'm at it, do you think an
internet skills section is necessary? The resume checks in at just under a
page.)
Thanks!
Darcey
my apologies if this got covered in the email thread that I stopped reading :-)
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Darcey C. Harding It's amazing that the amount of news that
Stu_Dchardin -at- vax1 -dot- acs -dot- jmu -dot- edu happens in the world every day just exactly
******** fits the newspaper. - Jerry Seinfeld
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