Re: Apostrophes
From: | Arthaey Angosii <arthaey@...> |
Date: | Monday, August 26, 2002, 1:48 |
Thanks for the comments about my apostrophe comments. I just got back from
a week-long vacation, which explains the lack of immediate response from me. :)
Jan van Steenbergen wrote:
> Well, personally I would suggest: "ves'/kes" or "ves' ... kes". The latter is
> how would do it.
I agree -- the latter looks great. Thanks much.
> > Arthaey
> Is that your real name? Where do you come from?
It's my name for everything online. I myself am from the US, but my name
came from randoming hitting the keyboard until I typed something vaguely
pronouncible -- rejected names included the likes of Aljbngf, Ihubrgf, and
Hbgfk. :P My last name, Angosii, came from a random name generator I
scripted in zMud.
Barbara Barrett wrote:
> Type One, I'd use a double apostrophe for contractions (thus the gap
> between them represents the ommitted parts).
I really like this idea. Thanks!
> OR altenative would be to use a right facing chevron as a letter showing
> the first word "arrows" into the next; thus "no one" becomes no>one or
> indeed two chevrons, either <> or >< or >-< or >+<, whichever you feel
> represents "joining together" best.
Funny thing is that in the conscript the actual symbol does look a bit like
a curvy <, so that it already looks a bit like no<one. For Type One, I'm
going with the double apostrophe ". Type Two will remain the single
apostrophe ' and Type Three will be three dots ...
Thanks for the ideas!
--
Arthaey