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You have an unnecessary apostrophe after "CSV" on your Free tier pricing box. Apostrophes do not make initialisms plural.
by garciasn 4y ago
You have an unnecessary apostrophe after "CSV" on your Free tier pricing box. Apostrophes do not make initialisms plural.
- Cyberdog 4y agoIts defiantly against the do's and donts of English, yes, apostrophe's seem to be the most mistaked parts of English. Also my favorite cigarette's are Marlboro 100's.
- mdaniel 4y agoTo say nothing of my personal landmine: plurals vs possessives of words that end in "s"
- glomgril 4y agoTBH I disagree. In some fields it has become something of a convention, especially when the thing you're pluralizing is a variable or some other mathematical expression. For example I might write $x_1,x_2,...,x_n$, and then refer to the sequence as "the $x$'s". Happens all the time in professional journals by authors who know very well what the prescriptive rules of written English are. It is just easier to read this way.
- mdaniel 4y agoI've found I can sidestep that by including a label, such as "the $x$ items" "the `AWS_` variables" In this specific case, I'd use "from your own CSV files" or "uploads" depending on which is more accurate
- aliqot 4y ago> TBH I disagree. You may, but it's incorrect. Try to tell o365 about the Oxford comma, I tried, it's futile. Best to assimilate and maintain pay-stream.