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I used to spell it realised but I inherited my (scottish) great grandfather's sermons from 1890s and looking through them he spelled with a z, so I decided that if it's good enough for my great grandfather ...
Lots of current US ways of doing things are old British ways. The use of the unspaced em-dash is another case in point. I like em-dashes—pleasingly long.realized
I used to spell it realised but I inherited my (scottish) great grandfather's sermons from 1890s and looking through them he spelled with a z, so I decided that if it's good enough for my great grandfather ...
The em-dash is lovely, but it must have space either side of it. Without a space, it is an abomination.Lots of current US ways of doing things are old British ways. The use of the unspaced em-dash is another case in point. I like em-dashes—pleasingly long.
Some UK publishers use -ize spellings. It's acceptable British spelling still.
My great grandfather would agreeSome UK publishers use -ize spellings. It's acceptable British spelling still.
You have to remember the exceptions, though, so it's not so straightforward. It's not improvize, for example.My great grandfather would agree
I used to spell it realised but I inherited my (scottish) great grandfather's sermons from 1890s and looking through them he spelled with a z, so I decided that if it's good enough for my great grandfather ...
Some UK publishers use -ize spellings. It's acceptable British spelling still.
Was it Orwell, or was it his editor?I'm pretty sure George Orwell used -ize rather than -ise.
pavement/sidewalk's easyish too
That's a good point. I hadn't thought about the influence of spell-checkers. Mine underlines realize in red and that's bound to have an effect.until relatively recently, -ise / -ize was a matter of style, and both were acceptable in the UK.
microsoft decided that -ise was 'correct' in UK english and it's become more widely accepted that it is, and that -ize is american.
-ize was traditionally 'oxford' and -ise was 'cambridge'
there was a 1987 episode of inspector morse that hinged on morse realizing (or realising) that an apparent suicide note was a forgery, as an oxford don would not have used -ise...
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Some users on Trump's Truth Social being taken for large amounts of money. They list some of them down in the article, people paying over money seems almost exclusively to supposed women, and making repeat payments to try to get money back even once it's clear they've been scammed. Hate scamming: whatever the trump supporters are like the scammers are a lot worse and tens of thousands of dollars richer.
Truth Social Users Are Losing Ridiculous Sums of Money to Scams
Read the complaints submitted to the FTC by users of Donald Trump's social media platform.gizmodo.com
Some users on Trump's Truth Social being taken for large amounts of money. They list some of them down in the article, people paying over money seems almost exclusively to supposed women, and making repeat payments to try to get money back even once it's clear they've been scammed. Hate scamming: whatever the trump supporters are like the scammers are a lot worse and tens of thousands of dollars richer.
Truth Social Users Are Losing Ridiculous Sums of Money to Scams
Read the complaints submitted to the FTC by users of Donald Trump's social media platform.gizmodo.com