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Hestersui Posted 20 years ago
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'Auticlimax' and 'Paradox' How can I use these two rhetoric to write a composition?
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It is also a very bad idea to to use 'help' as the subject of your post as people look for posts they can help with and that interest them. If you think about it, every single post here could be titled 'help', which would be pointless and make the forum impossible to use. Please put a subject that relates to your query.
- It is also a very bad idea to to use 'help' as the subject of your post as people look for posts they can help with and that interest them.
- If you think about it, every single post here could be titled 'help', which would be pointless and make the forum impossible to use.
- Please put a subject that relates to your query.
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It is also a very bad idea to to use 'help' as the subject of your post as people look for posts they can help with and that interest them. If you think about it, every single post here could be titled 'help', which would be pointless and make the forum impossible to use. Please put a subject that relates to your query.
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This is my first posting here, hopefully not too negative...
Mr Pedantic lists a number of titles that should not be used for threads.
Would it actually be possible to have titles vetted automatically by computer? I.e. so that 'sentence help' or 'grammar question' or 'is this right' cannot be used as titles?
If there's resources sloshing around, perhaps a programmer cou
Mr Pedantic lists a number of titles that should not be used for threads.
Would it actually be possible to have titles vetted automatically by computer? I.e. so that 'sentence help' or 'grammar question' or 'is this right' cannot be used as titles?
If there's resources sloshing around, perhaps a programmer cou
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That's a nice idea but I'm not sure the system can do that - I'll ask though, thanks.
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