Cursive writing question

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Taylor,

Could you please stop the spamming via old threads? How about posting a a single query in Off Topic?

Thank you.

Your friend,
Anonymous

I'm not Taylor, but if I were, I'd probably start working on a story about cranky anonymous DCUM-ers. Jeez -- lighten up -- your kid will either get into your first-choice school or not. It is not such a freakin' big deal either way.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Cursive is taught at WIS, don't know which grade it starts.

Don't know whether it starts earlier, but cursive is taught in Kindergarten at WIS.

My PreK DC is learning cursive at WIS...

[Anonymous]

Taylor,

There is a live thread on this in the VA public schools forum. No need to revive a dead thread.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Taylor,

Could you please stop the spamming via old threads? How about posting a a single query in Off Topic?

Thank you.

Your friend,
Anonymous

I'm not Taylor, but if I were, I'd probably start working on a story about cranky anonymous DCUM-ers. Jeez -- lighten up -- your kid will either get into your first-choice school or not. It is not such a freakin' big deal either way.

Thanks for your concern. It's been years since my mail carrier-stalking days, but yes, a reporter reviving half a dozen dead threads in pursuit of a lightweight story still makes makes me cranky--especially when it involves the Post.

[Anonymous]

Can I just ask you this: If Taylor had started a new thread, would you have posted "search the archives"?

[Anonymous]

Maybe! Depends on how cranky I was feeling at the moment. But probably not, since s/he's looking for new sources, not evergreen opinions. It's not the posting per se that got me, although it does seem like a lazy, bias-confirming way to do reporting; it's the spamming across six or seven old threads.