Template talk:Title punctuation changes - Revision history

Jan: answer Jan added

2023-10-25T17:44:24Z

answer Jan added

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	OK, that sounds fine. I will keep that in mind. Also, I realise I should have used a template when I added “Copyist corrections” and “Transcriber corrections” to the pages. Maybe this new category could be “Punctuation corrections” (or punctuation changes) to make the title a little shorter? ~Pax		OK, that sounds fine. I will keep that in mind. Also, I realise I should have used a template when I added “Copyist corrections” and “Transcriber corrections” to the pages. Maybe this new category could be “Punctuation corrections” (or punctuation changes) to make the title a little shorter? ~Pax

			Yes, a shorter title would be better. Would it be clear that 'punctuation changes' includes adding or removing spaces? I'll make the change. ~Jan

Pax: Reply

2023-10-25T16:23:06Z

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	The reason for adding a separate category for punctuation (and space) changes is that I intend to make many more of these changes, but they are of less significance for spelling and grammar studies. For me it will be easier to have these separated from the actual corrections.<br>When changing and splitting a word, it is listed under Transcriber corrections, e.g. <span class="fryas">VTBRÉDA → UT.BRÉDA</span> ~Jan		The reason for adding a separate category for punctuation (and space) changes is that I intend to make many more of these changes, but they are of less significance for spelling and grammar studies. For me it will be easier to have these separated from the actual corrections.<br>When changing and splitting a word, it is listed under Transcriber corrections, e.g. <span class="fryas">VTBRÉDA → UT.BRÉDA</span> ~Jan

			OK, that sounds fine. I will keep that in mind. Also, I realise I should have used a template when I added “Copyist corrections” and “Transcriber corrections” to the pages. Maybe this new category could be “Punctuation corrections” (or punctuation changes) to make the title a little shorter? ~Pax

Jan: second thoughts about abbreviations

2023-10-24T15:22:54Z

second thoughts about abbreviations

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	The reason for adding a separate category for punctuation (and space) changes is that I intend to make many more of these changes, but they are of less significance for spelling and grammar studies. For me it will be easier to have these separated from the actual corrections~~. I use the ~ symbol to abbreviate words longer than 2 characters, e.g. <span class="fryas">FINNA.HJARA</span> can be abbreviated as <span class="fryas">FINNA.H~</span>~~.<br>When changing and splitting a word, it is listed under Transcriber corrections, e.g. <span class="fryas">VTBRÉDA → UT.BRÉDA</span> ~Jan		The reason for adding a separate category for punctuation (and space) changes is that I intend to make many more of these changes, but they are of less significance for spelling and grammar studies. For me it will be easier to have these separated from the actual corrections.<br>When changing and splitting a word, it is listed under Transcriber corrections, e.g. <span class="fryas">VTBRÉDA → UT.BRÉDA</span> ~Jan

Jan: add

2023-10-24T15:06:38Z

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	The reason for adding a separate category for punctuation (and space) changes is that I intend to make many more of these changes, but they are of less significance for spelling and grammar studies. For me it will be easier to have these separated from the actual corrections. I use the ~ symbol to abbreviate words longer than 2 characters, e.g. FINNA.HJARA can be abbreviated as FINNA.H~. ~Jan		The reason for adding a separate category for punctuation (and space) changes is that I intend to make many more of these changes, but they are of less significance for spelling and grammar studies. For me it will be easier to have these separated from the actual corrections. I use the ~ symbol to abbreviate words longer than 2 characters, e.g. <span class="fryas">FINNA.HJARA</span> can be abbreviated as <span class="fryas">FINNA.H~</span>.<br>When changing and splitting a word, it is listed under Transcriber corrections, e.g. <span class="fryas">VTBRÉDA → UT.BRÉDA</span> ~Jan

Jan: explanation

2023-10-24T15:00:11Z

explanation

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The reason for adding a separate category for punctuation (and space) changes is that I intend to make many more of these changes, but they are of less significance for spelling and grammar studies. For me it will be easier to have these separated from the actual corrections. I use the ~ symbol to abbreviate words longer than 2 characters, e.g. FINNA.HJARA can be abbreviated as FINNA.H~. ~Jan