Com2Kid's Journal: The end to the pronoun thing.

Ok I finally came up with a Name to be used instead of the rather, err, irritating pronoun thing that I was doing. (all family references will still be in terms of such long winded relationships though, since that is how I know of them).

Rosia

(it is a triple in-joke thing which nobody will get, but I do love my lame jokes.)

the name sounds nothing at all like the real name, which is both good and bad (real name is more melodic, but, err, any allusions to it and. . . .)

Re:Paper grading overview: C

[MulluskO]

"Name" is not a proper noun and thus may not be capitalised.

Did you mean to say "capitalized?"

Do not attempt to steal my thunder.

Re:Paper grading overview: C

[Com2Kid]

Professors at US colleges, even Community Colleges, are typicaly expected to use American English spelling rules, especially if they are grading turned in papers.

The Greeks say it's -ize

[yerricde]

Outside of the United States, the proper spelling for such words is '-ise', not '-ize'.

In Greece at least, it's -ize. The whole '-ize' suffix comes from Greek '-izein' (can't use real Greek because Slashdot strips non-Latin character entities).