top | item 42876058 (no title) tonyg | 1 year ago Yeah I struggle with "Preserve" vs "Preserves" sometimes. Was there something in particular that struck you as unfortunate, though? discuss order hn newest layer8|1 year ago "Preserves <something>", for example "Preserves data", reads like "it preserves data". Probably less so in the middle of a sentence, due to the uppercasing, but in the TOC it reads like bullet points enumerating what is preserved. tonyg|1 year ago Thank you! I wonder if something a bit contrived such as small-caps could help. I'll experiment. load replies (1)
layer8|1 year ago "Preserves <something>", for example "Preserves data", reads like "it preserves data". Probably less so in the middle of a sentence, due to the uppercasing, but in the TOC it reads like bullet points enumerating what is preserved. tonyg|1 year ago Thank you! I wonder if something a bit contrived such as small-caps could help. I'll experiment. load replies (1)
tonyg|1 year ago Thank you! I wonder if something a bit contrived such as small-caps could help. I'll experiment. load replies (1)
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