RE: Eddress (was Email versus e-mail)

["Brian Henderson" <brian-henderson -at- cox -dot- net>]

> Because we publish mostly online we insist on including the
> hyphen for all e-words, and this is reflected in our Style Guide.

Although not exactly on-topic, this thread prompts me to ask whether anybody
has strong feelings, either way, about the evolving use of "eddress" for the
more well-known "e-mail address" (this -at- that -dot- com) ?

Personally, I rather like it. But, I'm also a terrible typist and the fewer
the letters the better.

-BrianH.

Mitchell Repair Information Co.
(a.k.a. Mitchell 1)

& www.xywrite.com

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