Month Archives: April 2024

Every region has its special little phrases that can take on more than one meaning. In the South, 'bless your heart' covers a wide territory.

I suspect most of us write, edit and view our blog primarily on a desktop or laptop. That means we can forget our site's mobile layout.

The ball is now in the court of Tiktok's owner after President Joe Biden signed legislation to pave the way to an American Tiktok ban.

I saw a social media claim that a potentially deadly ingredient in human food is going by a 'new' name, birch sugar.

I see people choose the wrong word often when met with a choice of than or then. They do sound similar, but not exactly alike.

One of a handful of hopeful Twitter replacements, Post Social, announced it will cease operations within the coming weeks.

On the heels of announcing plans for a new soap, CBS confirmed 'The Talk' will wrap up its chat by year's end.

I suppose it had to happen sooner or later...but there's word that Meta plans to give Threads users an option for direct messages.

Let's consider another pair of homophones to determine whether the right word for your writing would be defuse or diffuse.

Recently I wrote about a WordPress hyperlink bug that makes adding certain links take too many steps. It just returned.

There's a new chapter in the saga over X checkmarks as owner Elon Musk has decided to begin restoring them to certain accounts.

Every year, as we get close to the income tax deadline, I hear financial experts complaining about how terrible getting tax refunds can be.

AP Style recently updated its guidance on referring to Elon Musk's social media platform X with a disclaimer that it was formerly Twitter.

As you try to build an audience on social media, I find that having follow-back rules can help you weed out spammers and adult content.

I recently celebrated my 10th anniversary in my current role at the real job. Someone congratulated me, noting that I run 'a tight ship.'

After trying plenty of the Twitter alternatives out there, the relatively new platform Threads has risen to the top of the heap for me.