4 Dastardly Reasons People Make Typos On Purpose
Intentional typos help conniving people manipulate their readers. Here’s a countdown of the four most insidious reasons writers make typos on purpose.
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More people are using the internet from mobile devices than ever before, and social media is changing how companies provide content and do e-commerce.
10 Content Curation Questions to Ask Before You Share
Before you do any content curation or social media sharing, ask yourself these ten questions to save yourself the embarrassment of sharing bad content.
The One-Sentence Policy for Working from Home
A work-from-home policy should be simple—only one sentence long. That’s enough to give employees the freedom and guidance to do great work anywhere.
Just a Bunch of Hilarious Chuck Norris Jokes for Word People
Chuck Norris didn’t learn about comma splices, he invented them. // “I” before “E” except when Chuck Norris roundhouse kicks it. // Chuck No…
Christmas Movie Tropes: Cliché Screenwriting We Love Year After Year
Christmas movies use familiar storylines to inspire audiences. These tropes may be predictable, but well-written Christmas movies still become traditions.
How to Stay Productive During Holiday Crunch Time
Staying productive during the holidays can be hard, but maybe we can learn a few lessons about productivity and work-life balance from Santa Claus.
“Arrival” Movie Review: Linguists Love It
Arrival’s realistic exploration of linguistics and human emotion make it one of the best movies of the year for word people and sci-fi cinephiles.
Workfrom App Review: Yelp for Remote Working
Workfrom is a useful app that allows remote working professionals to find nearby business-friendly venues that fit their preferred working style.
HIV “Patient O” Cleared Decades After Shortsighted Spelling Choice
“Patient O” Gaëtan Dugas was wrongly accused of bringing HIV to the US after shortsighted researchers used a naming convention that was misinterpreted.