Poll for March Raffle and suggestions for April

[ckeskin]

Or simply we can also make it a £100 gift card for one of the vendors. That is also an option. The winner receives it as a store credit. I think we can even agree with a vendor for lets say £110 gift card for £100 or something like that.

 

[Bechet]

I love your your use of the Royal 'we', ckeskin! In this case 'we' is @Melbourne12.

Are you getting these late suggestions, John?

For everyone's info, I already have the April Poll list from Melbourne12, pending the price for one about to be released item.

 

[ckeskin]

I love your your use of the Royal 'we', ckeskin! In this case 'we' is @Melbourne12.

Are you getting these late suggestions, John?

For everyone's info, I already have the April Poll list from Melbourne12, pending the price for one about to be released item.

English is not my first language. Does it sound a bit snobbish when I say that? I was just trying to refer all of us as a community.

 

[Melbourne12]

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Are you getting these late suggestions, John?

For everyone's info, I already have the April Poll list from Melbourne12, pending the price for one about to be released item.

Revised list coming up. I've taken into account the suggestions where it's practicable. Thanks for all the input!

 

[Bechet]

English is not my first language. Does it sound a bit snobbish when I say that? I was just trying to refer all of us as a community.

The British Queen Victoria used it, as in, "We are not amused", which meant someone had better fix the cause of her discontent. I guess it now means, "I can see what needs to be done but I'm not doing it". The Royal "We" can be used very amusingly, as you managed, or can be snobbish. or this or that - it's very flexible but to be used sparingly. Never include a woman in a Royal "We"!

 

[Bechet]

The April Poll has been posted.

 

[ckeskin]

The British Queen Victoria used it, as in, "We are not amused", which meant someone had better fix the cause of her discontent. I guess it now means, "I can see what needs to be done but I'm not doing it". The Royal "We" can be used very amusingly, as you managed, or can be snobbish. or this or that - it's very flexible but to be used sparingly. Never include a woman in a Royal "We"!

Thank you for the warning.