[Ambassadors] Language -- formal or informal?

[Frederic Hornain]

Dear friend,

Well, just to say my opinion.

I am not again abbreviation and slang words even if I could learn few more
intersting words ;)

However, for people who are not so expert than that in the Shakespeare
tongue like me. It could be difficult to understand the meaning of some
sentence.

In addition it also would not be easy to retreive the meaning of this
specific word in my translator dictonary.

Hoping that you understand my point of view, mate :)

Cheers
Fred




On 6/29/06, Pawel Sadowski <mcgiwer at fedoraproject.org> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Sometimes I am confused when I am writing to the list. Now I have a
> thinking - should the language we use on the Ambassadors list be
> informal or rather formal? Sometimes, it is quite inconvienient when I
> write the posts without any abbreviations etc. And here is the question,
> and the idea thereby -- maybe let's start using informal language and
> feel free to use any abbreviations, slang etc. I think it would make
> communication on the list much easier and make us closer ;) What do you
> think about that?
>
> Regards,
> Pawel Sadowski
>
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