Re: feature/eglot-texi-manual 4725c123f3 2/5: ; eglot.texi: Fix typos and minor inconsistenciesfeature/eglot-texi-manual 4725c123f3 2/5: ; eglot.texi: Fix typos and minor inconsistencies

[Richard Stallman <rms@gnu.org>]

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  > > IMHO, it doesn't.  And, FWIW, here's what the CMOS says:

  > Please don't care too much about what the CMOS says.  There are enough
  > native English speakers here to offer advice on good technical English
  > (I personally have always benefited from excellent advice from RMS,
  > whenever I had any such problems).

My advice, nowadays, is to avoid the old English erudite Latin
abbreviations.  They offer no advantage over the plain English
expressions that everyone will understand.

In the GNU C Language Introduction and Reference Manual, I have
avoided them completely. That was easy and had no downside.

We have made overall style changes many times in GNU manuals.  To do
so for the whole Emacs Manual would be a big job, so we might not
decide to do it, but it's not unreasonable in principle.

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