Just throw an apostrophe in at the end of "writers" and you'll be there.
Quick links: NewsBiscuit Home • Chat Room • Writers' Room • Top Ten
Quick links is now "Writers room". Getting closer!
(10 posts) (5 voices)
-
Hunter F. Thompson
offlineMemberThough on more mature reflection, it may just be that the [supposed] suppression of an apostrophe places the emphasis on the word "room", working here as a verb. Thus, any number of Writers are assembled, doing something called "rooming".
Perhaps.
Posted 5 years ago # -
Well, I see all three variations scattered around the site - Writers, Writer's and Writers'. It's either democracy gone mad or anarchy retaining its sanity. When it says chiefly N. Amer., is that, like, amongst descendants of native Indians?
You can also put code in between backtick ( ` ) characters
it says quite clearly at the bottom of the page. Well, I'm gonna try n put 'code' between backtick characters. Nope. Knew it. Can't be done. I can make a ¬ and a ¦ but how do you get the backtick symbol? One thing's for sure - a backtick ain't no apostrophe.
̀Ah, wait a minute, there it is, in front of the A. Hang on...
̀ code ̀
There! I did it! Well, sort of. (In the Edit Post box, I see it's just expressed as a direct command: Put code in betweenbackticks. I obeyed.)Posted 5 years ago # -
Hunter F. Thompson
offlineMemberAlthough Mr Kor's remarks appear on the surface to offer verisimilitude to his objections, a dialogue has developped which lends insights to an opposing view.
For example, had the authors of this site wished to make North Americans of native descent quite at home, they would have provided a reserved space referred to as Writers Room.
The Writer's Room, therefore, would tactfully be placed at the disposition of the furtive poet, whereas the Writers' Room would be offered to a gregarious community of sharers.
Which, come to think of it, reminds me of the old adadge: When exception proves the rule, your pedant makes a useful tool.
Posted 5 years ago #
Reply
You must log in to post.