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Is there a readily accessibly file of new telecomm words available
somewhere?  I notice that some people in this forum use "email",
others like "e-mail" or "Email".  I like to be cutting-edge
instead of conservative, and I'm sure that "email" will eventually
win as the accepted term.  (The others are essentially abbreviations
for electronic mail, and any such mental expansion is too cumbersome
for a neologism.)  Still, I see "e-mail" preferred in certain
newspapers and news journals.

I likewise favor "online" over "on-line", but have to accept the
hyphen in "off-line" as essential for stumble-free reading.

For jargon-laced discussions, I find "bboard" a perfectly acceptable
word -- whereas "Bboard" or "BBoard" looks rather ugly.  "BBS" is
common and very useful, but I've never been able to read it without
imagining a "British Broadcasting System."  (Sorry if I've just
infected anyone with this virus.)

Surely I'm not the first person to worry about such terms.  Is there
an "approved" set?

					-- Ken Laws