#UsePlainEnglish - Twitter Hashtag

over 5 years ago

This excerpt from the Kim K robber book is a prime example of when people think using big words makes you look smart #UsePlainEnglish #accessibility

kt_humphries's tweet photo. This excerpt from the Kim K robber book is a prime example of when people think using big words makes you look smart #UsePlainEnglish #accessibility https://t.co/FJVlSIG3dD

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Rob @drrjtinnion

over 6 years ago

@drbidz Worth noting that ‘ventilating’ in a medical sense is specifically defined as ‘subject to artificial respiration’ so the phrase you note is, at best, an (oxy)moron. Used by those who want a lazy abbreviation (SVIA) or who obfuscate to seem ‘clever’ with jargon. 😡#useplainenglish

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Cutts Benedict

@cuttsgolf

almost 7 years ago

@shkeengolf Pronation, flexion🙄🤷🏻‍♂️just say what you mean...rotation, bending. #UsePlainEnglish

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Annemarteb @annemarteb

almost 7 years ago

@wiltm001 Language is power. Very effectively deployed there🤦‍♀️ #UsePlainEnglish indeed!

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Jessica Sant @jsant

almost 7 years ago

PSA: When writing validation error messages do NOT include the regular expression you're testing against. Exactly 0.00314% of the population knows what they actually need to fix to pass it. Plain English is your friend. #useplainenglish

jsant's tweet photo. PSA: When writing validation error messages do NOT include the regular expression you're testing against. Exactly 0.00314% of the population knows what they actually need to fix to pass it. Plain English is your friend. #useplainenglish https://t.co/H6IaKWrqOs

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Brian Blackmore @blackmbn

over 8 years ago

@Virgin_TrainsEC Whenever you guys use the opaque obfuscated standard industry language of “operational incident” I like to imagine what really happened. Today I’m imagining that the guard was caught by the driver having an affair with his wife and a massive fight broke out. #usePlainEnglish

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Carol Norris @NorrisCarol4

over 8 years ago · Cambridge

I wish people would stop asking me to “reach out” to them #useplainEnglish

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Steve Hemsley @stevehemsley

almost 9 years ago

A void in the carriageway?. That would be a hole in the road then @KentHighways ? #useplainenglish #nojargon #communicationskills https://t.co/Mhrm19D45X