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> practis[sic]ing magic. You don't need to add [sic] when it's correct (this is a British news site).
by peeters 9y ago
> practis[sic]ing magic.
You don't need to add [sic] when it's correct (this is a British news site).
- c22 9y agoSic doesn't mean "incorrect", it means "as written". You use it anytime a reader might be confused to show that you haven't made a mistake while quoting someone which could potentially change the meaning or context of the quote.
- bllguo 9y agoOTOH, doesn't the [sic] come after the word? Never seen it like this.
- panopticon 9y agoYeah, putting it in the middle of a word is very odd.