...but quite frequently i find myself thinking: if one of the rhp sites (e.g. chessatwork or timeforchess) called them 'fora' rather than 'forums', and you had to pay an extra $10 per year to use that version, i totally would. i know 'forums' is perfectly correct, and even if it weren't it would still be a pretty crappy thought, but there it is. (are we still allowed to say 'crappy'?)
Originally posted by Officer DibbleWell, I am not sure I'd pay an extra $10 per year for it, but otherwise I am all for it.
...but quite frequently i find myself thinking: if one of the rhp sites (e.g. chessatwork or timeforchess) called them 'fora' rather than 'forums', and you had to pay an extra $10 per year to use that version, i totally would. i know 'forums' is perfectly correct, and even if it weren't it would still be a pretty crappy thought, but there it is.
(are we still allowed to say 'crappy'?)
I have no idea. According to one of the mods, the only way to find out is trial and error.
Originally posted by widgetAuntie Christ has a forum? Anyway, it's not that the antigrammatists don't have a forum, I just wanted to suggest to rename it to make it antigrammaticaller. The singular form could be forius, although that's almost too grammatical if the plural is forii.
We do. 😉 This is obviously one such. 😲 Not to mention Auntie Christs (... apologies Mr.Crow)
Originally posted by Nordlys... methinks, perhaps: 'antigrammaticists'? 😕 Where are BowDiddly and ZanthosPMS? 🙄
Auntie Christ has a forum? Anyway, it's not that the antigrammatists don't have a forum, I just wanted to suggest to rename it to make it antigrammaticaller. The singular form could be forius, although that's almost too grammatical if the plural is forii.
Originally posted by Nordlysmakes it sound like a challenge!
According to one of the mods, the only way to find out is trial and error.
now i wonder if the antigrammarians always leave one move unmade so that the screen says '1 games waiting'.
you know, i'm quite ashamed of this thread. i hope it sinks without a trace now.