In this fast-world, phase of technology
computers are still behind. It is quite ironic information though but it is true. We know
that almost everything these days runs with computers. Businesses even conquer the
power of computers for a fast return of investment but computers still are
behind from all these fast technology.
Computers are still confused
about the usage of apostrophe. It is a familiar problem to O'Connors,
D'Angelos, N'Dours and D'Artagans across
Names are usually the most affected of these apostrophe confusion and it is really been a big problem especially when booking for your flight, setting dental appointment, casting your votes or dealing with your businesses in the computer.
Foreign names such as French, Italian and African have o' with their names. Dutch's surnames with van and space in them are the usually affected by this apostrophe confusion. And this is such a hassle thing for their businesses.
Analysts say that this apostrophe problem is just about poor programming. Computer programs have set of rules for first and last names. Usually, they do not think of foreign sounding names. So, computers find these foreign names as input mistakes.
Some of these mistakes appears in computers when it is complicated to receive foreign names with apostrophe. This apostrophe is usually mistaken as a piece of computer code that corrupts computer. It also occurs in online forms which have filter that looks for unfamiliar terms that might be put in as a mistake. An awful computer system will not be able to handle apostrophe in last names and will block it immediately.
Thinks like computer should have to have a new set of rules in foreign names because this apostrophe confusion can be a hassle to computer users. Businesses could be much complicated if these things happen again and again.
