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Comment Post #286553 Very interesting - of course, I was mainly referring to stems rather than derived forms. Though am I right in thinking that it would also be "whom" "him" "them"? On that matter, it's also interesting to me that "he" is actually a third-person pronoun in modern English, rather than something like '...
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Edit Post #286553 Initial revision almost 2 years ago
Question Where, here, and there: What is the origin, and can it be generalized?
I recently stumbled upon this wikipedia page and it got me thinking. Take a look at the following table (terms are lifted from the Wikipedia page) | W (interrogative) | H (proximal) | T (medial) | |-------------------|--------------|------------| | what | ? | that |...
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Answer A: Can I ask for resources?
There isn't an established procedure, but I personally would ask either on Meta for visibility (asking for the creation of a post seems Meta-y) and/or create the resource post itself, even if empty.
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Answer A: Reactions are here! Suggestions?
This has been implemented [Citation needed] As a more academically focused site, it might be useful to mark answers as lacking sufficient citations to back the answer up authoritatively. This gives a way for users to express skepticisms without the baggage of downvotes, which would imply an...
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Comment Post #286371 Interesting idea; this would certainly lend some more nuance than just a simple up or downvote.
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Comment Post #286260 This is a known issue, see https://meta.codidact.com/posts/276589
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Comment Post #286201 I've taken the liberty of doing it for them, as they don't seem to be responsive
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Question Policy Poll: "Did you try Googling"?
A certain question has twice now been hit by the dreaded "You can find this information by Google" I've noticed this has occurred quite frequently, especially link-only answers which I delete as a "this should be a comment" policy. I am leaning towards deleting pure copy paste answers along th...
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Comment Post #285121 I guess it's a catch 22; the lack of such questions discourages you (and I presume others) from asking those questions in the first place, and the community doesn't diversity. That was kind of what I mentioned in my own response, actually. We need to be more visibly accepting of a more diverse range ...
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Edit Post #285125 Initial revision over 2 years ago
Answer A: How can we grow this community?
I think the answer is a lack of a clear scope. I mentioned this in various comments in the past, but are we a linguistics site (like Linguistics SE), a language learning site (Like English Language Learners SE), a language study site (Like English Language & Usage SE), or all of the above? Some us...
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over 2 years ago
Comment Post #285121 Please bring up non-site-specific suggestions on Meta, either on the [network-wide sister post to this](https://meta.codidact.com/posts/285075) or as another post. As something that could potentially affect a number of communities, it would be good to post there for visibility.
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