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Also, thank you for putting my mind at ease regarding the password. The furthest I got was in getting access denied. I thought you were trying to pull a Tolkien and be sneakybut I guess too many people know the old "the password is password" trick nowadays.
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"Disable Becca"!?
Heretic!
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Yeah I know all about tab and control, it's just when you're skipping for the third time in 10 minutes it gets a tad annoying. Even though I enjoy Becca and her jokes usually.Hold "ctrl" button. Not a disable, but you can blitz through anything you've seen, and yeah skip tutorials.
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Yes. I'll amend the WT to make it clearer in the Kelly path, thanks.
Nope, AFAIK, 'its' is always possessive and 'it's' is always 'it is' ...at least that is how every editor and teacher I ever had explained it. As a dyslexic, make those mistakes a lot, so I can't tell you how many times I got bitched out for that one.Thanks, but I disagree as I consider this to be a possessive case.
Ofc the treatment of possessive's varies hugely. The Chicago Manual of Style, The Associated Press style and The Oxford University Style Guide all differ on this matter so matter which way I did it - it would be incorrect to someone.
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Finally someone to back me up on it, I'm sure all those style guides would agree as well Notty.
Yeah, pronouns do not follow the normal 'possessive' rules because, you know ...English.
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Perhaps she's secretly immortal. Miriam webster says the apostrophe as a possesive was used through the 17th century
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*Notty faces accusations that she is in fact Vampy.*
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I'm pretty sure she's... a witch ! That does witch stuff with butts
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Totally what I learned as well. But, it's also something you'll see done the wrong way around in every single newspaper you buy.
I blame autocorrect for many people having forgotten the distinction.
If you also remember the rules for using "accent grave" and "accent acute" for adding emphasize on syllables (rarely used in English, fairly common in French and Dutch), then almost every use in modern newspapers and advertisements will make your eyes bleed.
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Hmmm, but in that case, was the apostrophe placed before or behind the "s"? I'm pretty sure, that when it's required in the possessive sense, that the apostrophe would be placed behind the s. (It's something specifically to do with the letter s, as far as I recall)
I'm pretty sure she's... a witch ! That does witch stuff with butts
She turned me into a newt!
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so the remastering is completely done as planned right? No more remastered chapters in the future?
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Yes. Technically, Chapter 4 is a remaster too, but the original Chapter 4 was never released, only Notty's personal playtester ever got to see it.
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