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[Rule]: non utor Latin #47

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@claire-cheuk

Is this

  • a suggestion for a new rule
  • an update to an existing rule
  • a suggestion to remove a rule

Why is this change important

We shouldn't use Latin abbreviations or other Latin language, as it can be harder to understand.

Do not use:
&
eg/e.g.
etc/etc.
ie/i.e.
via
vice versa
status quo
quid pro quo
ad hoc
et al
am/a.m./AM/A.M.
pm/p.m/PM/P.M.
PS/P.S.

Examples of new behaviour as a result of the change

For example:

Scenario: Someone has created a page with a lot of new content, some of the words are over complicated
Given a page exists
And the page contains words from the words to avoid list
When the linter runs against the page with the "words to avoid" rule
Then the linter should fail

Add as many scenarios as you can think of to define the full behaviour of the rule. You can see existing examples in features/style_guide/*.feature

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