Do you add a suffix after your name in your email signature? For example, if you are a certified project manager, do you add PMP after your name? Or if you have your MBA, do you add 'MBA' after your name? If so, why? I ask because I believe in 99% of the cases where I've seen a suffix, it is unnecessary and not used within the right context or it just simply isn't worthy of being added after a name. I would be interested in some responses arguing both sides of the issue.
posted by dudleybdawson on May 27, 2009 - 36 answers

There's a suffix that's the opposite of "-genic" (as in "photogenic"). What is it? [more inside]
posted by lrivers on Jan 16, 2009 - 21 answers

Street, avenue, drive, boulevard, road, etc. What's the difference, or is there one? Purely out of curiosity, it seems arbitrary. Didn't have any luck Googling it.
posted by hungrysquirrels on Feb 3, 2008 - 29 answers

When John Smith, Jr. has to fill out a form that has separate boxes for first name, middle name, and surname - and no box for suffix - where does the "Jr" go?
posted by Xere on Jan 22, 2008 - 21 answers

What does the suffix "a' go-go" mean? You see it everywhere, attached to all sorts of things. [more inside]
posted by tirade on Jan 11, 2004 - 9 answers