Comments on: Making a Better Impression With Proper English http://www.affiliatereferralsources.com/marketing/writing/making-a-better-impression-with-proper-english/ Affiliate Marketing Resources to Build Your Home-based Business Sun, 18 Dec 2011 15:12:50 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Sheamus http://www.affiliatereferralsources.com/marketing/writing/making-a-better-impression-with-proper-english/comment-page-1/#comment-168 Sheamus Mon, 02 Mar 2009 19:25:49 +0000 http://learn.affref.com/?p=48#comment-168 Great post Jim! I'm gonna Tweet this; hopefully it'll be a bit like <i>28 Days Later</i> and get out there and infect people a bit, albeit in a more positive way. :) The semi-colon is a favourite of mine, but all too often ignored or used poorly by most people. Which is a shame. Another thing that really grates for me is when websites choose URLs that clearly need an apostrophe to read correctly (i.e. dont or isnt or aint), but they go ahead anyway. It always looks naff, I think. Great post Jim! I’m gonna Tweet this; hopefully it’ll be a bit like 28 Days Later and get out there and infect people a bit, albeit in a more positive way. :)

The semi-colon is a favourite of mine, but all too often ignored or used poorly by most people. Which is a shame.

Another thing that really grates for me is when websites choose URLs that clearly need an apostrophe to read correctly (i.e. dont or isnt or aint), but they go ahead anyway. It always looks naff, I think.

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