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Re: It's a death by a thousand cuts | |
Posted By: Stephen L. (SoundEffect) <soundeffect@hotmail.com> | Date: 12/6/11 6:00 p.m. |
In Response To: Re: It's a death by a thousand cuts (Bry) : Speakings of details and yourself, I'd had a little chat with Karen Traviss : and just thought you might like to know about a couple of changes that : have been made to the finer details of the fiction and, in theory, should : be used in official material from now on. : Firstly, and potentially a biggie, the way ships are referred to.
: This is why UNSC Port Stanley is never referred to as 'the' UNSC Port
: The specific details about why can be found here.
: Exceptions: Do not use "USS" for ships before 1909; or if she is
: There is no hyphen in the hull number. In All Hands text, the ship name is in
: Ships may be referred to as "she" or "her." : Ships' nicknames are placed inside quotation marks on first reference only.
: Ship names are not in all caps. Use USS Seattle, not USS SEATTLE. : Secondly, and visually a minor one, is the adjustment of HUD from
I wish they'd removed "Halcyon-class Cruiser" lettering from the exterior of the Pillar of Autumn in Reach and Annoversary. When has a ship (real or other fiction) mentioned its class name on the outside of the ship?? That's a good style guide, Bry, thanks for linking it.
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