Abandoned this platform—Sci & ed tech writer–editor, wilderness adventurer, editing instructor. AU: Editing in Word 365 & Getting the Numbers Right.

Kingston, Ontario
Joined November 2009
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Hey, @AirCanada offering me $30 for a screen that FLASHED IN MY FACE uncontrollably for 16 HOURS on a $2000 flight is insulting. Then you closed my case! Unacceptable. Address this properly, please.
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It didn't do a good job of it, if it did!
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Adrienne Montgomerie retweeted
Great panel on “Meaningful Work: Aligning Your Work with Your Values” today at #ACESEvolve. I especially loved Crystal Shelley’s comment that “diversity is a strength, inclusion is a must, and equity is a right.” Read more about her work here: rabbitwitharedpen.com/
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Replying to @dw_toy
I hope it gets better at it and boosts my toolbox! Change is truly exponential today. More thoughts: scieditor.ca/2023/01/editor-…
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Thanks for sharing these. AI can help with grammar but you have to word the query effectively and know when it's off base; that takes laborious work! See this series: scieditor.ca/category/comput…
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I’m not coming here anymore. Find me at SciEditor everywhere else, including SciEditor.ca & @[email protected]. Bon courage!
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Replying to @FrigidaireCA
@FrigidaireCA is customer service open today or will I be on hold until the new year? I’m running out of minutes, here!
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Are you working in a long or complex document that makes it hard to keep track of what section you're working in? Here's an easy way to check, from last week's #wordwranglingwednesday! #office365 #amediting #MSword #productivity eiw365.com/qa-how-can-i-tell…
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Adrienne Montgomerie retweeted
Award-winning editor @IvaCheung turns the rules of #PlainLanguage upside down in this final article in her guest series. “These examples show how complex health communication be: different audiences will have different—often conflicting—information needs.” hubs.li/Q01shdnX0
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People are worried about losing Twitter history but to me it’s like, “meh,” it’s like losing Gilligan’s Island.
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Explaining to this admin that Outlook meeting invites show as *blank* in iMail is proving as painful as trying to explain to a former coworker that they can't just "keep calling the pager number back until someone answers."
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Resources for eiw365.com/ have been updated with the latest #word changes to comments, spellcheck & more. Use the password in the book's preface to gain access. #office365 #amediting
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Lack of zoom, forcing comments in Word to remain tiny text, is an accessibility issue. Changing font size in the Style settings for comments doesn’t work anymore either.
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Adrienne Montgomerie retweeted
Thrilled to report that my newest #ebook Bat Poop Sparkles is now trending on Amazon at #43 in its category! Even though the print book hasn't been released yet!! books2read.com/b/batpoop
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Every writer, saying “one more revision!”
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Replying to @Sonnet_Fitz
It’s a terrible feeling. Cutting off from THOSE people helps though it can feel like cutting off from every person is needed.
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Pity the poor period: stereotyped as angry, period. Probably when the exclamation point pushed its “I’m friendly” messaging to amend its shouty persona. ⬅️ not angry 🫠
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Adrienne Montgomerie retweeted
Masks work against not only COVID-19 but also the flu, RSV, and other respiratory viruses. We should still be using them ti.me/3OjH7Gh 📝 Gavin Yamey (@GYamey) and @AbraarKaran
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Replying to @JortsTheCat
Your alt tags are the best, but this one forgot "with his paws curled in daintily"
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