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Nitpick: it's etc for et cetera

• sandworm101 3y ago
  And sentences generally end with periods, or release from confinement.
• masswerk 3y ago
  It's "&c" – Latin ligatures are important, especially in a thread like this! ;-)
  • r0b1n 3y ago
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• vgalin 3y ago
  For further nitpicking: "etc." shall also end with '.' as it is the abbreviated form of "et cetera/caetera". Also, when used in an enumeration, it shall be preceded by a comma. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Et_cetera https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Et_cetera