Sorry. I am in no way involved with this letter. There is however a good reason for the double blank spaces... but it is up to you [wannabe Sherlock Holmes] to figure it out.
I don't know any of such reasons. Nobody does except you. (Anyone?) But it's good to see that you didn't try to edit your postings here and keep on typing double blank spaces. (
For a proof click here—it opens a MacRumors Forum Reply editor of Master Chief's posting where you can see his original double blank spaces which are deleted automatically by posting and quoting engine of forum software when you hit "Submit".)
People with this behaviour and idiosyncrasy are
EXTREMELY rare! (Again: Anyone?) It would be an absolutely unbelievable high fortune to find two of them on the same topic.
Just ask Bruce... he only knows.
No thanks. The whole bad loser story is not important enough for me personally. For Gi***do and Letterman maybe, but not for me.
Thanks again. No need for luck here. Everything is pretty obvious.
There is however a really good reason for NOT using TWO blank spaces after punctuation marks in a letter or forum posting:
It's a simple standard rule using
one blank space! Everybody types it like this! Not only in English.
And I am pretty sure a high officer (esp. a lawyer who does nothing else but producing papers, tons of) or his secretary would make use of spelling and orthography standards. It would be the first time that we can recognize such cheap errors in official letters of huge corporations.
Other MR members found out additionally that the font used in the published letter (have a look at it:
MacRumors Page 1 article) is outdated and not official Apple corporate identity too. The name of the questionable blog was cited in capital letters what is not common in juristic surroundings. Sounds and looks more like a GI***DO advertising like some of your postings here in this very thread:
One thing is for sure... Gizmodo did everything to get the news out early to all of us.
Type the name in capital letters next time maybe…
[I only know Gizmodo's story/explanation]
Because you invented and wrote it? (Sorry could not resist.)
So I am pretty sure that the letter published @ Gi***do (copied and pasted by lots of media like MR) is apparently a fake! A cheap and bad done fake. It
would have been the only official comment or remark by Apple in context with that weak story. CNN, LA Times asked for a comment and there was no answer by Apple at all, they wrote in their coverage.
Habakuk, part-time Sherlock Holmes