Ameyam, I think it is more of a texting thing than plain Engilish in any english speaking country. I've worked with a number of people from India, England, Ireland, Scotland, Asutralia, New Zeland and even areas here in the US. We in the US have many different dilects and they all varry from the countrys Imentioned before. All speak "plain Engilish" but unique to their own areas. I'm from the Mid west of the US, Michigan. We were in Australia, out in the outback and stopped in a pub for lunch. One of the guys that I could just understand stated to my wife that "you must be from the midwest" We don't have an accent, or do we.

However, acents go away when you read the writen language. Texting is notPlain English in any countryor area of a country. At least for those of us over 50.

Don