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Yet another rumor surfaces that the social news site is up for sale. If this one turns out to not be true, we might have to stop paying attention.
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used. Please avoid split infinitives! "If this one turns out to not be
true," should read "If this one turns out not to be true".
Surely, Star Trek fans will use "to boldly go where no man has gone
before" as justification in a response...
"If this one turns out not to be true"
"If this one turns out to be not true"
you know, they all carry the same meaning and there is no "rule" in English against splitting the infinitive if meaning isn't lost...in the apocryphal words of Churchill
"This is the kind of pedantic nonsense up with which I will not put!"
(don't matter to me - I prefer Slashdot).
/P
/o/
\o/ Go goog :P
- something like digg should be worth at least a million trillion dollars
- by bellgong March 8, 2008 1:38 AM PST
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