"), and people tend to be more creative when they compose short messages such as using tables (e.g., an entire column of numbers to denote the number of minutes alloted for each presenter), bullet lists, abbreviations, and different month/day formats ("1/9" can mean January 9 or September 1), etc.
emails also contain more "human errors" such as misspellings ("day" to mean Thursday) and confusion about dates (e.g., using "tomorrow" when sending emails This section provides a concise overview of TCNL; readers are referred to (Han and Kohlhase, 2003;Han et al., 2006) for more detail.