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Subject:Re: Year 2000 punctuation From:Lisa Higgins <lisa -at- DRDDO1 -dot- EI -dot- LUCENT -dot- COM> Date:Wed, 4 Jun 1997 11:22:44 +0000
Although I think the punctuation doesn't matter too much (as long as
you're fairly consistent), I'd probably use Year 2000 compliant, as
"Year 2000" sounds sorta title-ly to me.
I am using DeathYear:2000!, personally, but I've found a disturbing
dearth of culturally literate folks who are able to appreciate my
high-falutin' literary reference.
Philistines.
Lisa Higgins.
lhiggins -at- lucent -dot- com
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