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now that i have a mighty workforce that looks to me as their stalwart and godly leader, it is incumbent upon me to make sure everything i do is as correct as possible. to that end, it is necessary for me to know how to correctly pluralize terms, but no style guide can be found, no best practices webinar, not even one random indian dude's blog will tell me the answers i seek.
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DELETE CASCADE posted:we're speaking english, not latin or greek or hebrew i like your decisiveness! you have moxie! welcome aboard. now, should i implement this with a generic class that just tacks 's' onto the names of things or what? we didn't story point this thread for more than about one or two pages, we need to get this sorted quickly. but with no edge cases!
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Are you sure that's not "an jirum"? How do I know the J is pronounced? It could be like Jehovah, right? "Please fill out an jirum for this pointless bikeshedding issue" sounds pretty good to me with the Latin J
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Gentle Autist posted:use the maori prefix nga this sounded inclusive and diverse so I immediately deployed it during a meeting anyway long story short if anyone is looking for a really experienced and now even more culturally sensitive VP of Engineering plz let me know and i would be happy to apply
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Asymmetric POSTer posted:atlassians jira This is like, attourneys general, yeah? This may be the correctestest one yet
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