Recent content by CordwainerFish

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Yeah, I don't consider to be a deserved reward for humpty-hump years of play.

But for Grandfather's sake, use TeX (the only acceptable mathematics typesetting software) for the math. Seriously, those things posted earlier were monstrosities and it was a crime to ever let ink represent them on paper.

Gloves that leave someone else's fingerprints, like Slippery Jim diGriz favored...

Who the hell typeset that junk? It's not even wrong.

That plus some spy shit, though I suppose half the fun of refereeing that type of scenario is you get to be your own Q.

First rule of writing for Thieves' World: There are no inconsistencies. Second rule of writing for Thieves' World: If you encounter an inconsistency, see the first rule. "You write your first Thieves' World story for money. You write your second one for revenge." - C. J. Cherryh

Giant floating stone heads barfing rifles may be involved too.

Happily, in this case both British and Unistat usage is commas for separators.

An alien that's an alien and not a guy in a fursuit is bound to be difficult to play.

The BBC, the Grauniad Guardian, the Telegraph, and HM Government.

Cambridge says that while ISO recommends thin spaces, for nonscientific use commas should be used.

University of Oxford Style Guide and University of Edinburgh Editorial Style Guide say commas, and that's after five seconds googling. Can you find a primary source that says otherwise?

Commas. The decimal point is used for (wait for it) decimal parts.