Another useful ban would be to bar people from using foreign words when English ones work just fine. My favorite example of this, if memory serves, was a piece in the American Spectator in the mid 1990s by, I believe, Michael Vlahos who in the course of a perfectly insightful and intelligent article used the German word Konzept instead of the English “concept.”

Even today a friend of mine will over-pronounce the word Konzept (spitting on the final “T”) like a Disney movie German scientist whenever one of us comes up with a fairly banal idea or suggestion. For example, Me: “Some buffalo wings would be really good right now.” Friend: “That is a fascinating Kooooooohhhhhhnnnnnzzzzzzepttttt!”