Re:More useful for "kids" (Score 1)

As for texting, over HALF of the content you distribute without verbal interaction is misinterpreted on a fundamental level. If not the context or meaning, then the tone and direction. Understand that texting is a fad, and eliminating it's use across business channels represents a major step forward in the maturity of the information infrastructure of a business. This is borne out in numerous studies as well as anecdotal observation in individual business intelligence summaries. I base my career on challenging the way communication is conveyed throughout organizations and in industry sectors (manufacturing, analytics, intelligence). I consider THIS sort of banter reproachable. To be more certain of my stance, this is one of two replies I have ever offered in a "user comment" format and in order only to make argument for what I hold as important for modern businesses; that is the adaptation of concise communication standards and elimination of ambiguity and guesswork.