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Does the inflection rule still work the same way with proper names?

• dang 11y ago
  I don't see why not. If you turn it into a verb it would seem unsporting not to let it behave like other verbs. Therefore we doubled the 'k' above. We also added hyphens for clarity. And camel case for clarity. Please lord let it be clear now.
• PhasmaFelis 11y ago
  Yes. If Twitter had been named after a guy named Bob, then the past tense of the verb for posting on that service would be "Bobbed," not "Bobed."
  • ianwalter 11y ago
    Ok, thats fair. It seemed weird at first that there could also be someone named Bobb, but I guess that would be Bobbbed.