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May I ask a question on sentence structure? Below is the sentence:
The fact it would leave gaps in the story is not the subject's problem, they are the ultimate owners of their platform.
Do I require a capital letter and a new sentence starting with the underlined element?
One more question. Do I need to start a new sentence here also?
Another consideration, if dealing with related content by others, would be that user "ranks" are tied in part to volume of activity, from experience I know that people get upset if their rank goes down.
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The fact it would leave gaps in the story is not the subject's problem, they are the ultimate owners of their platform. Do I require a capital letter and a new sentence starting with the underlined element? Yes.
- The fact it would leave gaps in the story is not the subject's problem, they are the ultimate owners of their platform.
- Do I require a capital letter and a new sentence starting with the underlined element?
- Yes.
- In addition, is the plural 'they' meant to refer to the singular 'subject'?
- That's not good!
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The fact it would leave gaps in the story is not the subject's problem, they are the ultimate owners of their platform.
Do I require a capital letter and a new sentence starting with the underlined element? Yes.
In addition, is the plural 'they' meant to refer to the singular 'subject'? That's not good!
One more question. Do I need to start a new sentenc
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