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Hot Pepper Highlights: 17 October 2014

Here are the links I shared this week that people liked the most:

  1. 24 People Who Shouldn’t Be Allowed To Decorate Cakes
  2. Why I use the Oxford comma
  3. Difference between sitting and seating
  4. Top Holiday Social Media Trends for 2014
  5. 113-Year-Old Woman Lies About Her Age to Join Facebook
  6. Absolutely!
  7. Jimmy Fallon Breaks Down the Pros and Cons of Joining Ello
  8. 22 Horrible Crimes Committed Against The English Language
  9. 5 tricks everyone should follow when writing for the web
  10. Use Hashtags Effectively for Greater Branding Benefits

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Published 17 October 2014
Categorised as Social media, Writing

By Kim Siever

I am a copywriter and copyeditor. I blog on writing and social media tips mostly, but I sometimes throw in my thoughts about running a small business. Follow me on Twitter at @hotpepper.

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