ЯegDwight

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Age: 34

Web developer since 1997. Other interests include embedded systems, static program analysis, and software visualization.

Oh, and you can vote for my LEGO CUUSOO project!

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30m	reviewed	Edit Can people fool other with bounties?
30m	revised	Can people fool other with bounties? deleted 10 characters in body
31m	reviewed	Close Can we have an unambiguous, official ruling on what the "not an answer" flag is for?
32m	reviewed	Leave Open Personal & Work Website URLs on Profile
32m	reviewed	Leave Open Mafia Wars: the Area 51 commitment phase
8h	comment	"Either A or B": what exactly is the subject? @TrevorD and I suspect you are being too generous. It would have been trivially easy to replace the verb with a choice of two forms, or with a blank. In fact that's what tests quite typically do. More to the point, then the example would actually teach you something. As it stands, it only teaches you to ask "who cares?"
8h	revised	Which is right — "all the three" or "all three" in a situation of specific objects? edited tags
9h	comment	"Either A or B": what exactly is the subject? Oh my. 1. The subject is (c) "Either Michael or Susan" and 2. it can be both singular and plural, but in this particular situation it does not matter one bit because the verb form (will) is identical for both cases. In short: dumb tests are dumb and teach you dumb things.
9h	revised	Document names and proper nouns/definite articles deleted 31 characters in body
21h	revised	Grammatical complements for "allow" deleted 13 characters in body
21h	comment	which Allowed to or which allowed doing? I don't know which search strings you tried, but simply searching for "allow gerund" gets you the thread you were looking for.
23h	comment	Worked in the project or worked on the project? You didn't search the site before posting or you didn't search the site before posting? Please do search the site before posting.
23h	revised	"It can be safely deleted" vs. "It can safely be deleted" added 6 characters in body
23h	revised	"It can be safely deleted" vs. "It can safely be deleted" deleted 55 characters in body; edited tags
1d	reviewed	Reviewed What are the distinctions between "authoritarian", "totalitarian", and "dictatorial"?
1d	revised	What are the distinctions between "authoritarian", "totalitarian", and "dictatorial"? deleted 16 characters in body
1d	answered	What is the word to describe trying to find the right word for something?
1d	revised	What is the word to describe trying to find the right word for something? added 6 characters in body; edited title
1d	comment	Word for 'that which requires something'? Related: english.stackexchange.com/questions/109995
1d	reviewed	Reviewed Difference between "artifact" and "artefact"