atw: Re: The term: stet
- From: "Erica Ferrigno" <EFerrigno@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: austechwriter@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 14 Feb 2005 16:33:34 +1100
What a flood of responses! I know it as a proof-reader's mark (from my uni
days studying journalism) which means "let it stand".
There's a reasonably complete list at
www.editexpress.com/proofreader_marks.html if you're interested to know
what all the squiggly lines mean. It's divided into operational signs and
typographical signs.
Regards,
Erica.
Paul said:
It is probably an industry-specific term. But I thought I'd seek advice.
Should I add this term to my list of 'must-know mark up' terms or ignore it
as idiosyncratic?
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