What is the proper way to use acronyms in writing related to Thai visas?

Oct 4, 2019
5 years ago
David ************
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I read a post yesterday on acronyms that I wanted to comment on but of course comments were shut down. As a rule, and proper etiquette in writing, if you want to use an acronym and be sure your readers understand, spell out the complete wording of the acronym first, then immediately following put the acronym in parentheses as in Tourist VISA (TR), then you can use the acronym throughout the remainder of the document. I think this will clarify confusion here.
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The discussion centers on the etiquette of using acronyms in writing, particularly in the context of Thai visas. One user suggests that when introducing an acronym, one should first spell it out in full for clarity. Others argue about the necessity of such writing conventions, and whether it applies in a practical context regarding visa information.
Robert *******
let us just ask what we need to know and use a word that fits the stamp in your passport or the phrase mentioned on the websites and information sources of the Thai Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Immigration Office. We do not need lessons on this page in writing rules and proper etiquette.
Ciaran **********
TR isn't an acronym, it's an initialism #pedant
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