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Okay, my pet peeve, easily fixed, is media websites that don't put the state (and town) they're in on the homepage. We don't all arrive at your website looking for your TV station, radio station or newspaper because we're local. We arrive because some content on your page was searched for with a search engine. I can't even begin to tell you how much time I've spent on websites to find out where the content comes from. You might be reporting on some weather catastrophe or shooting spree in Boolah Boolah but don't assume everyone who visits you page knows what state Boolah Boolah is in or what state TV station WXYZ is located in or what state the Edgington Journal is reporting from.
Heck yeah. I can understand tossing out the moldy and toxic ones but why throw the good ones out?
I hear u on the toxic ones... I had to throw some of those away, but I miss them. I wish my kid would throw his toxic friends away before he becomes toxic
BTW I call all my professors Prof./Dr. LastName until told otherwise, but what I've noticed is that it's always the female professors who tell me to just use their first name, whereas my male professors even sign their emails with Prof. or Dr. LastName.
Has anyone else noticed this gender divide or is it just me?
Really? I've notice the opposite. All of my professors told their students that it's okay to call them by their first name, and most of them don't care what we choose to call them as long as it's respectful. I still call them professor or Dr. because it's more respectful that way.
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It's a good rule though. Sometimes u got to draw a hard line
