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What solution did the 19th century postmaster for the problem of increased mail volume at Christmas?
This news arrived on: 08/04/2008
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08-08-2008 23:08
I wrote:
proofreading
I believe it's part of the deliberate attempt to "dumb down" America. Several years ago, I saw a paper written by a college freshmen that was given an "A". When I started high school, that quality of work might have gotten a "C". I agree with Nylasor. It's as though nobody cares anymore. As further proof, the quality of the responses written here are almost too illegible to even comment.
08-08-2008 16:19
Nylasor wrote:
Drivel Indeed
I just started reading the emails from ArcaMax. My first thought was how poorly written they were. I used to be a professional proofreader. No wonder I can't find work as a proofreader these days. Nobody seems to care WHAT gets published!
08-08-2008 12:45
ELA wrote:
English?
"What solution did the 19th century postmaster for the problem of increased mail volume at Christmas?" This is not a complete sentence and has no meaning. Who writes this drivel? Why don't you employ a proof reader?
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