<p>Language hasn't been corrupted, it is simply evolving as it always has done. Have you read any Shakespeare lately in his original language? Its almost uncomprehendable. I mean seriously, 'doth, hath, thee, thy, thou' ? We no longer use these words in everyday use. We have contracted them and simplified them so the way we use language has never stopped evolving from the day humans first spoke!</p>
<p>All technology has done is make the use of language, especially English, more efficient to save time, which in turn saves money in data charges. The new online use of language is quite understandable, although for use in more serious applications not so useful, but that's life!</p>
<p>The only certainty in life is change, and common language usage is no exception. There are hundreds of new words added to the Oxford English dictionary every year.</p>
<p>So I will bid thee farewell thoust ninja master of questions and leavst thee with a quote from Shakespeare's Richard III</p>
<p>" An honest tale speeds best, being plainly told". You see? Shakespeare would have loved CUL8R ;-)</p>
<p>Have a great day my friend. Best wishes to you and your loved ones :-)</p>
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