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2013/10/1 Ulrich Mueller <ulm@g.o> |
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No idea from me on 1st question, up to Markos to decide. |
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> 2. The last section uses the term "enforcer". According to |
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> Merriam-Webster dictionary: |
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> Definition of ENFORCER |
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> 1 : one that enforces |
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> 2 a : a violent criminal employed by a crime syndicate; |
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> especially : hit man 1 |
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> b : player (as in ice hockey) known for rough play and fighting |
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> It looks like the word has negative connotations and should be |
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> avoided. (The current CoC uses "proctor" instead.) But maybe native |
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> speakers could comment on this? |
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We had proctors project which failed up horribly, thats why I put something |
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else that does not have the stigma. |
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But I like the hitman note :) |
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Anyway definition 1 "one that enforces" is sufficient in my eyes, so I am |
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for keeping it in place. |
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> 3. The text should use consistent spelling. Currently, both British |
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> ("behaviour") and American ("honored") spelling variants occur. |
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Yeah that needs fixing, I used british when I wrote it but copyied stuff |
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use US one. |
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As we are US based org any American willing to fix it? :) |
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Tom |