Obsolete means no longer of use, in a general sense.
Just because people don’t know that the tool is there, or don’t know how to apply it, doesn’t mean it’s obsolete. Hyphenation still has its original utility, it helps communicate in writing what is evident in speech.
I get what they mean, but the title is not accurate to the rest of the article, imo.
I’m gonna argue with the title.
Obsolete means no longer of use, in a general sense.
Just because people don’t know that the tool is there, or don’t know how to apply it, doesn’t mean it’s obsolete. Hyphenation still has its original utility, it helps communicate in writing what is evident in speech.
I get what they mean, but the title is not accurate to the rest of the article, imo.
Tell that to Word it always wants to auto contact my words to do that.