Grammar

generally use Latino rather than Hispanic when a broader term is necessary.

If the word ends in a consonant, add ing or ed, with no hyphen (e.g., computering, computered

Bryan A. Garner’s Garner’s Modern English Usage, also known to many in the editing world as the bible

fandoms derived from a proper name should also be capitalized:

“Everybody who speaks English decides together what’s a word and what’s not a word. Every language is just a group of people who are trying to understand each other...

As for oz? That one comes from the Medieval Italians’ word for ounce: onza.

•North Korean names are usually written as three separate words, family name first (e.g., Kim Jong Un). South Korean names are typically two names: family name first, and given name hyphenated, with a lowercase letter after the hyphen

•Most Indonesians don’t use family names in the way Westerners do; their names may be based on factors including geography, social standing, and religious influences.

Use ing or an apostrophe + d to create the verb form of an all-capped abbreviation