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The Publications, Graphics, and Web Design Office has updated the Planning Department’s '''''Way With Words''''' style guide into a dynamic, collaborative tool for all staff. | The Publications, Graphics, and Web Design Office has updated the Planning Department’s '''''Way With Words''''' style guide into a dynamic, collaborative tool for all staff. | ||
We invite users to contribute suggestions or questions about it. | We invite users to [[contribute suggestions or questions]] about it. | ||
The update aims to ensure Planning Department documents and other materials are consistent, accessible, and clear, emphasizing plain language to facilitate public engagement with the Prince George’s County planning process. | The update aims to ensure Planning Department documents and other materials are consistent, accessible, and clear, emphasizing plain language to facilitate public engagement with the Prince George’s County planning process. | ||
Revision as of 19:33, 27 February 2024
Welcome!
The Publications, Graphics, and Web Design Office has updated the Planning Department’s Way With Words style guide into a dynamic, collaborative tool for all staff.
We invite users to contribute suggestions or questions about it.
The update aims to ensure Planning Department documents and other materials are consistent, accessible, and clear, emphasizing plain language to facilitate public engagement with the Prince George’s County planning process.
While Way With Words includes specific rules for grammar, usage, and construction, we recognize the nuanced nature of quality writing. When in doubt about a rule's applicability, consider if it enhances clarity and conciseness for your audience.
Note: Rules not found in Way With Words guidelines default to the Chicago Manual of Style, but Way With Words rules take precedence when contradictions arise.