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byWedge
18 November 2004
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As a professional communicator (as I am now), I write in International English, and follow modern grammar rules for everything I publish. Except HR announcements, as they write whatever and however they wish.
How odd that their communications are so important that they are allowed to read badly.

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I’m Wedge, and this is my blogsite! I’ve worked around internal communications since 2004, managing intranets and digital comms. Now I specialise in comms and content, considering the tech and the user experience. I founded the Intranet Now conference. You can catch up with me on Twitter - I’m @Wedge.
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