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"Yahoo has thrown its hat into the ring when it comes to offering an authoritative source on all things digital publishing, launching \"The Yahoo! Style Guide: The Ultimate Sourcebook for Writing, Editing, and Creating Content for the Digital World.\u201D\nTo an extent, the guide is an alternative to the AP Stylebook, which has long-defined the grammar, punctuation and style of editors \u2013- both online and off.  In that area, some of Yahoo\u2019s guidelines might be seen as more progressive, perhaps most notably with \u201Cemail\u201D losing the hyphen (AP Stylebook still has it as \u201Ce-mail\u201D although it recently changed \u201CWeb site\u201D to \u201Cwebsite\u201D \u2013- a much applauded move) and \u201Csmartphone\u201D as one word (the AP has it as two).  \nBeyond the style issues, however, Yahoo\u2019s guide offers lots of practical advice for writing for the web, with articles about issues like how to appeal to an online audience, making your site accessible to those with disabilities, search engine optimization, creating content for mobile devices and what makes a strong headline.  In addition to the online guide, Yahoo will release a print version as well as Kindle and iPad apps on July 6.\nCheck it out and let us know which pieces of style you agree/disagree with in the comments."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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