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Yes I understand; no it is obviously not "fine". I'm not sure what your point is, because I'm not saying to leave "breaks" there. My POV is that changing your s
by 000ooo000 3y ago
Yes I understand; no it is obviously not "fine". I'm not sure what your point is, because I'm not saying to leave "breaks" there. My POV is that changing your sentence to
>"I upgraded the bits that slow my car down and my car slows down a lot better now."
does not help anyone learn that brakes is correct and breaks is not.
- rossriley 3y agoWhen you see good language use in writing it communicates its own sense of quality. This differentiates low-value sources where some people communicate without an appreciation of the minutiae of the language. Now for forum comments or low-value writing it's not an issue, but you can argue that having someone who is experienced with using a style guide and communicating consistently adds some authoritativeness to the publications. In the case of Wikipedia that is a valid thing to aim for.