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riverman wrote:
Man, I hate early overanalysis of elections. I always felt that the analyses often swayed voters more than the issues. In this particular one, however, I was too distracted by determining when they chose to use the spelled-out numbers "three" or when they chose to use the digital representation "3". Sometimes they even used both in one sentence: "three in 10". Aren't there guidelines for this type of stuff? --riverman There are guidelines. Typically, you spell out numbers one through nine, unless they are part of a unit of measure. Numbers 10 and above are always used as numerals. Hence the three in 10. Numbers are spelled out at the beginning of a sentence. Tim Lysyk |
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