Gabriel
Well-Known Member
‘Sic’ should always appear in square brackets imo.
Does that not depend on required formatting and usage?
‘Sic’ should always appear in square brackets imo.
if you look at the numbers for England published by the NHS here: https://www.england.nhs.uk/statistics/statistical-work-areas/covid-19-daily-deaths/
you could be led to believe the peak was March 30th.
I would be very cautious
He says whilst putting the word between apostrophes.‘Sic’ should always appear in square brackets imo.
You mean you don't have one to carry around?
As Wales and Belgium are the accepted units of land area, a Crouch could do the job for this.
Pedant‘Sic’ should always appear in square brackets imo.
The word ‘always’ might give you a hint as to my response!Does that not depend on required formatting and usage?
He says whilst putting the word between apostrophes.
For shame.
Or ‘single inverted commas’...
Ok I think we're inching closer..Or ['single inverted'] commas...
Only that if you jump too soon on a few points of data you can be drawn into false conclusions.
the NHS england figures have been corrected for date of death rather than when reported and they show a sharp decline after the 30th March which doesn't appear in the daily numbers released by the government. It would be easy to infer that england is already past the worst if you only looked at those numbers.