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Vidindaĵo, the world of attractions, planet of parks aplenty, the getaway of all getaways, the ultimate locale for entertainment and relaxation – it was a premiere planet situated in a key corner of a system at galactic crossroads. To say that Vidindaĵo was a popular vacation destination would be understating its enduring popularity. All four of its moons were outfitted as transfer stations to limit space-traffic from slowing visitorship – and from clogging up one of the most brilliant nig
Waterpark Dilemma
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Proper nouns are - to put it bluntly - a pain. Very few people are as obsessed as I have become in the matter of straightening out names. In a setting based solely on the Germanic, where would they get the name "John"? It sounds common to those of us who speak Germanic languages, yes, but the name has its ultimate origin in Biblical Hebrew. Names for people are habitational, occupational, familial, phenotypical, wishful, behavorial, or religious, but four of those have become less strong in English-speaking cultures (save for the matter of nicknamse), in my experience. No culture exists in a vacuum, so names can, will, & have transferred from culture to culture, ending up far from their origin in sound, intent, & distance. Names for places are often based on the...
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