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Grrarr: /* Utsuro no Hako Punctuation & Style Rules */

2014-02-24T01:12:51Z

Utsuro no Hako Punctuation & Style Rules

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	<b>VERY</b> preliminary:<p>		<b>VERY</b> preliminary:<p>
	'''Open Issues'''		'''Open Issues'''
			*Issue-new: level->score for box descriptions - V2+
	*Issue 01: Volume 1 frequently uses --- in place of —; in a few instances, I've seen -- and ----, so any naive Ctrl-F / Find-Replace regex / etc should first check for -- and ---- before ---.		*Issue 01: Volume 1 frequently uses --- in place of —; in a few instances, I've seen -- and ----, so any naive Ctrl-F / Find-Replace regex / etc should first check for -- and ---- before ---.
	*Issue 02: Umaibô=>Umaibō & Umaibo=>Umaibō & Umaibous=>Umaibōs... Completed for:		*Issue 02: Umaibô=>Umaibō & Umaibo=>Umaibō & Umaibous=>Umaibōs... Completed for:

BitterSugar: /* APOLOGY */

2014-02-23T14:12:27Z

APOLOGY

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	Well, I just checked the edit logs and realised I've done ~~an amateur mistake~~ and you had to clear it in my stead. I just wanted to apologise for that; I'll make sure I double-check before submitting my edits to make sure it doesn't have mistakes like that in the future.		Well, I just checked the edit logs and realised I've done silly mistakes and you had to clear it in my stead. I just wanted to apologise for that; I'll make sure I double-check before submitting my edits to make sure it doesn't have mistakes like that in the future.

	--BitterSugar		--BitterSugar

BitterSugar: /* APOLOGY */

2014-02-23T14:07:29Z

APOLOGY

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	Well, I just checked the edit logs and realised I've done ~~a pretty~~ amateur mistake and you had to clear it in my stead. I just wanted to apologise for that; I'll make sure I double-check before submitting my edits to make sure it doesn't have mistakes like that in the future.		Well, I just checked the edit logs and realised I've done an amateur mistake and you had to clear it in my stead. I just wanted to apologise for that; I'll make sure I double-check before submitting my edits to make sure it doesn't have mistakes like that in the future.

	--BitterSugar		--BitterSugar

BitterSugar: /* APOLOGY */

2014-02-23T13:53:21Z

APOLOGY

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	Well, I just checked the edit logs and realised I've done a pretty amateur mistake and you had to clear it in my stead. I just wanted to apologise for that; I'll make sure I double-check before submitting my edits to make sure it doesn't have mistakes like that in the future.		Well, I just checked the edit logs and realised I've done a pretty amateur mistake and you had to clear it in my stead. I just wanted to apologise for that; I'll make sure I double-check before submitting my edits to make sure it doesn't have mistakes like that in the future.

			--BitterSugar

BitterSugar: /* APOLOGY */ new section

2014-02-23T13:52:53Z

APOLOGY: new section

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	Speaking of style, I see you're getting away from the "formal/academic/calcified writing style" - I think that's a really nice thing to do. It's one of my primary hobbies to look at different interesting writing styles, for example from Orwell and Russell (considerably different choice of vocabulary, tendency for longer, more complex sentences; "styled like a dusty BBC radio broadcast") to a translation of The Brothers Karamazov (short, clipped sentences delivered in a very matter-of-fact tone) to a recent nonfiction book on psychology for the masses (informal; American spoken vernacular), and so forth. Having to write for academia is pretty suffocating, so I hope you have fun with that 'getting away.'		Speaking of style, I see you're getting away from the "formal/academic/calcified writing style" - I think that's a really nice thing to do. It's one of my primary hobbies to look at different interesting writing styles, for example from Orwell and Russell (considerably different choice of vocabulary, tendency for longer, more complex sentences; "styled like a dusty BBC radio broadcast") to a translation of The Brothers Karamazov (short, clipped sentences delivered in a very matter-of-fact tone) to a recent nonfiction book on psychology for the masses (informal; American spoken vernacular), and so forth. Having to write for academia is pretty suffocating, so I hope you have fun with that 'getting away.'

			== APOLOGY ==

			Well, I just checked the edit logs and realised I've done a pretty amateur mistake and you had to clear it in my stead. I just wanted to apologise for that; I'll make sure I double-check before submitting my edits to make sure it doesn't have mistakes like that in the future.

Grrarr: /* Utsuro no Hako Edit Tracking, Volume 3 */

2014-02-21T22:09:59Z

Utsuro no Hako Edit Tracking, Volume 3

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	ok Novel illustrations		ok Novel illustrations
	05 Prologue		okish Prologue
	02 Beginning		02 Beginning
	02 Round 1		02 Round 1

Grrarr: /* Utsuro no Hako Edit Tracking, Volume 3 */

2014-02-21T21:31:24Z

Utsuro no Hako Edit Tracking, Volume 3

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	ok Novel illustrations		ok Novel illustrations
			05 Prologue
			02 Beginning
			02 Round 1
			00 Round 2
			00 Round 3
			00 Epilogue
			00 Author's Notes

	</pre>		</pre>

	==Utsuro no Hako Punctuation & Style Rules==		==Utsuro no Hako Punctuation & Style Rules==
	<b>VERY</b> preliminary:<p>		<b>VERY</b> preliminary:<p>

Grrarr at 05:59, 16 July 2013

2013-07-16T05:59:01Z

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	'''Reminder to self: do "coincidence" then "present" ''' Also, at some pt, make sure the prologues and other word-for-word copies of "what is a relic" in the various chapters are all consistent... [[User:Grrarr\|Grrarr]] ([[User talk:Grrarr#top\|talk]]) 16:13, 24 August 2012 (CDT)		'''Reminder to self: do "coincidence" then "present" ''' Also, at some pt, make sure the prologues and other word-for-word copies of "what is a relic" in the various chapters are all consistent... [[User:Grrarr\|Grrarr]] ([[User talk:Grrarr#top\|talk]]) 16:13, 24 August 2012 (CDT)

			==HakoMari==

			Thanks for all the help w/HakoMari. Fyi:
			# EEE and I both encourage you to edit aggressively...very aggressively :)
			# Inline comments are usually a lot easier to handle than discussion page comments, unless there's some broad meta-issue at stake
			# V1, V5, and V6 are basically edited. V2 is still very much in progress. V3 and V4...need a lot of work.
			# The dominant tense should be present, not past. (That being said, there are lots of exceptions, such as narrative flashbacks, etc etc.) This is basically complete for V1, V5, and V6, partially complete for V2, and again, almost completely unimplemented for V3 and V4.
			# Welcome, and ... um ... happy editing?
			[[User:Grrarr\|Grrarr]] ([[User talk:Grrarr\|talk]]) 00:58, 16 July 2013 (CDT)

	== Yo. ==		== Yo. ==

Grrarr: /* Utsuro no Hako Edit Tracking, Volume 2 */

2013-07-11T08:57:21Z

Utsuro no Hako Edit Tracking, Volume 2

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	1X May 4 (Monday) Greenery Day		1X May 4 (Monday) Greenery Day
	00 May 5 (Tuesday) Children's Day		00 May 5 (Tuesday) Children's Day
	00 May 18 (Monday)		20 May 18 (Monday)
	00 Author's Notes		00 Author's Notes
	</pre>		</pre>

Grrarr: /* Utsuro no Hako Edit Tracking, Volume 2 */

2013-07-11T08:49:08Z

Utsuro no Hako Edit Tracking, Volume 2

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	1X May 2 (Saturday)		1X May 2 (Saturday)
	1X May 3 (Sunday) Constitution Memorial Day		1X May 3 (Sunday) Constitution Memorial Day
	40 May 4 (Monday) Greenery Day		1X May 4 (Monday) Greenery Day
	00 May 5 (Tuesday) Children's Day		00 May 5 (Tuesday) Children's Day
	00 May 18 (Monday)		00 May 18 (Monday)