Template:Sic - Revision history

Avalanche: Undo revision 1738440 by Repersonne (talk) Random removal of harmless wiki flavor

2024-02-01T06:05:23Z

Undo revision 1738440 by Repersonne (talk) Random removal of harmless wiki flavor

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	'''''Sic''''' is a Latin word meaning "thus", "so", "as such", or "just so". It is used to ~~denote an incorrect~~ or ~~apparently incorrect~~ spelling, statement or idea ~~in a quotation or reference~~. Its purpose is to ~~clarify~~ that the ~~error or apparent error is present in~~ the original source and ~~has been repeated intentionally~~.		'''''Sic''''' is a Latin word meaning "thus", "so", "as such", or "just as that". It is used to mark a mistaken (or simply unusual) spelling, statement or idea. Its purpose is to make clear that the oddness comes from the original source, and you are merely repeating it because you feel it's relevant. "''I'' know it's not spelled that way, but ''they'' did it!"

			Mostly it exists so that people don't have to wonder if you accidentally misspelled something.

	{{see\|Wikipedia:sic}}		{{see\|Wikipedia:sic}}

	[[Category:Templates\|Sic]]</noinclude>		[[Category:Templates\|Sic]]</noinclude>

Repersonne: A "[sic]" for "mostly", since the correct words to be used here are either "usually" or "mainly". "Mostly" is a latterday Americanism.

2024-01-01T15:19:32Z

A "[sic]" for "mostly", since the correct words to be used here are either "usually" or "mainly". "Mostly" is a latterday Americanism.

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	'''''Sic''''' is a Latin word meaning "thus", "so", "as such", or "just ~~as that~~". It is used to ~~mark a mistaken (~~or ~~simply unusual)~~ spelling, statement or idea. Its purpose is to ~~make clear~~ that the ~~oddness comes from~~ the original source, and ~~you are merely repeating it because you feel it's relevant. "''I'' know it's not spelled that way, but ''they'' did it!"~~		'''''Sic''''' is a Latin word meaning "thus", "so", "as such", or "just so". It is used to denote an incorrect or apparently incorrect spelling, statement or idea in a quotation or reference. Its purpose is to clarify that the error or apparent error is present in the original source and has been repeated intentionally.

	~~Mostly it exists so that people don't have to wonder if you accidentally misspelled something~~.

	{{see\|Wikipedia:sic}}		{{see\|Wikipedia:sic}}

	[[Category:Templates\|Sic]]</noinclude>		[[Category:Templates\|Sic]]</noinclude>

Jalaguy: Reverted edits by Brundercracker (talk) to last revision by Abates

2014-08-26T15:18:22Z

Reverted edits by Brundercracker (talk) to last revision by Abates

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	Mostly it exists so that people don't have to wonder if you accidentally misspelled something.		Mostly it exists so that people don't have to wonder if you accidentally misspelled something.

	~~No, it is not the Slipknot song!~~

	{{see\|Wikipedia:sic}}		{{see\|Wikipedia:sic}}

	[[Category:Templates\|Sic]]</noinclude>		[[Category:Templates\|Sic]]</noinclude>

Brundercracker at 15:03, 26 August 2014

2014-08-26T15:03:32Z

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	Mostly it exists so that people don't have to wonder if you accidentally misspelled something.		Mostly it exists so that people don't have to wonder if you accidentally misspelled something.

			No, it is not the Slipknot song!

	{{see\|Wikipedia:sic}}		{{see\|Wikipedia:sic}}

	[[Category:Templates\|Sic]]</noinclude>		[[Category:Templates\|Sic]]</noinclude>

Abates: Protected "Template:Sic" [edit=autoconfirmed:move=autoconfirmed]

2011-07-26T22:55:11Z

Protected "Template:Sic" [edit=autoconfirmed:move=autoconfirmed]

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(No difference)

JW: Tweaking cat for proper alphabetization.

2011-06-22T15:17:17Z

Tweaking cat for proper alphabetization.

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	[[Category:Templates]]</noinclude>		[[Category:Templates\|Sic]]</noinclude>

67.149.197.71: minor word form change in description

2009-11-17T03:55:17Z

minor word form change in description

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	'''''Sic''''' is a Latin word meaning "thus", "so", "as such", or "just as that". It is used to mark a ~~mistake~~ (or simply unusual) spelling, statement or idea. Its purpose is to make clear that the oddness comes from the original source, and you are merely repeating it because you feel it's relevant. "''I'' know it's not spelled that way, but ''they'' did it!"		'''''Sic''''' is a Latin word meaning "thus", "so", "as such", or "just as that". It is used to mark a mistaken (or simply unusual) spelling, statement or idea. Its purpose is to make clear that the oddness comes from the original source, and you are merely repeating it because you feel it's relevant. "''I'' know it's not spelled that way, but ''they'' did it!"

	Mostly it exists so that people don't have to wonder if you accidentally misspelled something.		Mostly it exists so that people don't have to wonder if you accidentally misspelled something.

Interrobang at 23:31, 7 June 2008

2008-06-07T23:31:28Z

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	'''~~[sic]~~''' is a Latin word meaning "thus", "so", "as such", or "just as that". It is used to mark a mistake (or simply unusual) spelling, statement or idea. Its purpose is to make clear that the oddness comes from the original source, and you are merely repeating it because you feel it's relevant. "''I'' know it's not spelled that way, but ''they'' did it!"		'''''Sic''''' is a Latin word meaning "thus", "so", "as such", or "just as that". It is used to mark a mistake (or simply unusual) spelling, statement or idea. Its purpose is to make clear that the oddness comes from the original source, and you are merely repeating it because you feel it's relevant. "''I'' know it's not spelled that way, but ''they'' did it!"

	Mostly it exists so that people don't have to wonder if you accidentally misspelled something.		Mostly it exists so that people don't have to wonder if you accidentally misspelled something.

Interrobang: Perhaps you should read the Wikipedia article you link to.

2008-06-07T23:30:56Z

Perhaps you should read the Wikipedia article you link to.

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	'''[sic]''' is ~~an academic abbreviation for~~ "~~'''s'''ource '''i'''n '''c'''ontext~~." It is used to mark a mistake (or simply unusual) spelling, statement or idea. Its purpose is to make clear that the oddness comes from the original source, and you are merely repeating it because you feel it's relevant. "''I'' know it's not spelled that way, but ''they'' did it!"		'''[sic]''' is a Latin word meaning "thus", "so", "as such", or "just as that". It is used to mark a mistake (or simply unusual) spelling, statement or idea. Its purpose is to make clear that the oddness comes from the original source, and you are merely repeating it because you feel it's relevant. "''I'' know it's not spelled that way, but ''they'' did it!"

	Mostly it exists so that people don't have to wonder if you accidentally ~~mispelled~~ something.		Mostly it exists so that people don't have to wonder if you accidentally misspelled something.

	{{see\|Wikipedia:sic}}		{{see\|Wikipedia:sic}}

	[[Category:Templates]]</noinclude>		[[Category:Templates]]</noinclude>

Derik at 22:33, 7 June 2008

2008-06-07T22:33:28Z

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	'''[sic]''' is an academic abbreviation for "'''s'''ource '''i'''n '''c'''ontext." It is used to mark a mistake (or simply unusual) spelling, statement or idea. Its purpose is to make clear that the oddness comes from the original source, and you are merely repeating it because you feel it's relevant. "''I'' know it's not spelled that way, but ''they'' did it!"		'''[sic]''' is an academic abbreviation for "'''s'''ource '''i'''n '''c'''ontext." It is used to mark a mistake (or simply unusual) spelling, statement or idea. Its purpose is to make clear that the oddness comes from the original source, and you are merely repeating it because you feel it's relevant. "''I'' know it's not spelled that way, but ''they'' did it!"