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The Thorn Word
8:47 AM May 15th
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A nice business card template for editors:
6:02 PM May 11th
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Knock-knock. Who's there? To. To who? No, you're supposed to say "to whom"!
7:51 AM May 5th
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Cool! Word-by-Word Pictures of the History of English via @
5:16 PM May 1st
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In case you didn't know: The New Yorker’s Umlaut Is Actually a Diaeresis : The New Yorker via @
8:32 PM Apr 27th
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In case you missed this exchange in February. Also introducing the Fake CMoS. Hillarious.
9:10 AM Apr 27th
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For my 15000th tweet, I present to you TWO words that rhyme with orange: Borange (in Wales) and sporange (botanical term) - booya.
5:03 AM Apr 17th
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Microsoft Word Is Cumbersome, Inefficient, and Obsolete. It’s Time for It To Die. via @
7:38 AM Apr 11th
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Motion Capture Demystifies Conducting
9:05 AM Apr 7th
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New month. Time for a new @ Q&A: . Great advice as always.
9:06 AM Apr 2nd
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Most words formed with the prefix "pre-" don't take a hyphen (e.g., precooked). An important exception is "pre-position."
9:19 AM Mar 31st
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@ Agreed. My wife has been spotting it in some of her vet sci journals, and I wondered if it was some horrible new fad.
11:13 AM Mar 28th
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Poll: How many of you work with journals/house styles that insist on no period in et al.?
11:09 AM Mar 28th
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If you want to confuse people, use "stabile" instead of "stable" (when you mean "stationary," not in the art/architecture sense).
1:35 PM Mar 26th
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Cormac McCarthy, Quantum Copy Editor via @
8:18 AM Feb 21st
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Kerning
9:25 PM Feb 11th
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Of course. And you can quote us on that. RT @: I've just defended the use of And at the beginning of a sentence. Was I right?
9:43 AM Feb 9th
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Anyone want to participate in or offer thoughts on this logo design contest for my wife's new vet clinic?
6:09 PM Feb 8th
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As a copyeditor i often want 2 add such asides! RT @: little asides in @ often make me smile:
11:16 AM Feb 7th
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Lexicon Valley, a new podcast series from Slate. First episode covers ending sentences with a preposition:
6:57 AM Feb 7th
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- Name Chris Davey
- Location CT
- Bio Stay-at-home editor dad (copyediting, substantive editing, preschooler editing). Former professional page turner to famous pianists.
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