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Joanne Mason
Dec 30, 2024
Talking About Dementia
I've heard others push back on using compassionate language, saying it's too difficult, or too politically correct, or not important.
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Joanne Mason
Dec 23, 2024
Were We Really Meeting Santa?
Even as a little kid, I thought like a fact-checking editor. Or at least as an advocate for truth in advertising.
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Joanne Mason
Dec 16, 2024
A Capital Letter for Clarity
Clear communication sometimes relies on one letter.
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Joanne Mason
Dec 9, 2024
Generative AI and Fact-Checking
As I was fact-checking, generative AI gave me incorrect information. It wasn't the first time.
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Joanne Mason
Dec 2, 2024
Does Slang Fit the Time Period?
When have you encountered slang that sounds of out of place? What was your reaction?
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Joanne Mason
Nov 18, 2024
Forego or Forgo?
"Forego" and "forgo" can be a tricky pair of words. Should we use the “e” in the middle or leave it out?
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Joanne Mason
Nov 10, 2024
Sticks and Stones
The thing is, like sticks and stones, names do hurt. Especially when they come from people who should know better.
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Joanne Mason
Oct 29, 2024
Writing Family Stories? Let Music Be Your Guide!
Music can be a powerful way to evoke memories and details that might get overlooked when you’re writing a linear narrative.
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Joanne Mason
Oct 14, 2024
Well, Dam
I grew up in a household that was fairly strict about swearing, which is why I have a goody-two-shoes vocabulary that's almost comical.
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