> > It's fairly standard usage, you see a doctor at the doctors, a butcher > runs the butchers. There should really be an apostrophe in there I > think, ie: the butcher's shop, the doctor's surgery. But that's not > really how people think of it. Just stick both on and point out > everyone else's bad grammar :-) >
Please bear with non-native english speaker. I agree we all use english for easyness but those subtleties seem far-fetched. Let's keep it simple and avoid the "non-grammatically-correct-possessive-case". I think the tag value should represent a concept, not be grammatically correct. We might as well use "A124" or whatever. If everybody agrees it means a doctor amenity in whatever language, the goal is reached. Obviously, it's far less mnemonic, though... :-) - Chris -
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