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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Renter's Renters' or Renters?

We are having a huge big debate over how to write the word renters as in "renters rights" in a logo. Which one is correct?
  • Renter's Rights
  • Renters' Rights
  • Renters Rights
We all agree that having no apostrophe would make the logo more attractive. Do we need the apostrophe? If we do, which one do you think is better (Renter's Rights or Renters' Rights)?
  

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Hi, We are having a huge big debate over how to write the word renters as in "renters rights" in a logo. Which one is correct? Renter's Rights OK.

— Clive

  • Hi, We are having a huge big debate over how to write the word renters as in "renters rights" in a logo.
  • Which one is correct?
  • Renter's Rights OK.
  • Focuses on one renter.
  • Renters' Rights OK.
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Hi,
We are having a huge big debate over how to write the word renters as in "renters rights" in a logo. Which one is correct?
  • Renter's Rights OK. Focuses on one renter.
  • Renters' Rights OK. Focuses on all renters, ie plural.
  • Renters Right
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