Thread: What is the correct way to present the author's abbreviated name?
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Old 08-14-2025, 01:24 PM   #31
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Originally Posted by Moonbase59 View Post
But I must admit, although still loving "my" language (UK English), I got pretty much "Americanized" over the last decades… I do grab the Chicago more often than good old Hart.
I'd use Hart when British usage and Chicago for American usage.

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Which reminds me… Need to get a new copy of my Chicago, 18th edition is out since 2024 I think, and I’m still using the 17th.
Positively new compared to some of my collection's published dates.
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