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I disagree, I think that the simple past should be "crowdstruck" but the participle should be "crowdstricken", as might apply to someone afflicted by an illness
by LeifCarrotson 2y ago
I disagree, I think that the simple past should be "crowdstruck" but the participle should be "crowdstricken", as might apply to someone afflicted by an illness:
"The update wasn't tested, so the servers are all crowdstricken."
- jraph 2y agoThanks, I added the documentation for this form, and added a second usage note. I initially wanted to tease you by documenting that people with bad taste tried to push for this form, but I really like this illness idea.