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Subject:Re: Would you capitalize "internet?" From:Karen Kay <karenk -at- NETCOM -dot- COM> Date:Wed, 25 Jan 1995 10:56:22 -0800
Darcey Harding said:
> Would you capitalize internet?
Yes. Didn't we just talk about it? Or maybe that was copyediting-l.
> While I'm at it, do you think an internet skills section is necessary?
Like being able to use telnet and being able to read your mail? I don't
think so. If you know HTML, I would include that under 'skills'.
I have a private account, but I also put on my resume that I've been on
the net since 1981, just because that's fairly unusual. (Particularly for
someone who has been in non-geek-related work for most of their lives.)
