Neither... or?
'Neither SG-1 or Stargate Command will never be the same when a new member joins the team.'
(their sentence about season nine -- emphasis mine)
Sorry, what? That's not only a double negative, it's also just plain bad writing. Question -- is it worth it to write into Gateworld and mention something like that?
Alternatives that make more sense:
SG-1 and Stargate Command will never be the same after a new member joins the team.
Neither SG-1 nor Stargate Command will ever be the same after a new member joins the team.
After a new member joins the team, SG-1 and Stargate Command will never be the same.
A new member joins the team; SG-1 and Stargate Command will never be the same.
(their sentence about season nine -- emphasis mine)
Sorry, what? That's not only a double negative, it's also just plain bad writing. Question -- is it worth it to write into Gateworld and mention something like that?
Alternatives that make more sense:
SG-1 and Stargate Command will never be the same after a new member joins the team.
Neither SG-1 nor Stargate Command will ever be the same after a new member joins the team.
After a new member joins the team, SG-1 and Stargate Command will never be the same.
A new member joins the team; SG-1 and Stargate Command will never be the same.
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At first I thought that said "Neither SG-1 or Stargate Command will ever be the same when a new member joins the team." which, as a descriptivist, I was willing to forgive. But "neither...or...never" is going a bit far.
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Ow.
That's so bad it's painful. At the very least, someone should be notified that an 'n' has wandered away from home and is now hanging out with the wrong word.
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:)
*grins back*
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