Buh MP3s anyway. Can't we build in the mod player from chipmusic.org?

Flash. also, mod.

Yeah - I just started tagging my tunes this week.  Totally forgot WB doesn't do it!

yan_g wrote:

Thanks. I somehow understood there was an unexplainable exception for acronyms. About the last case I think you mean elision, not contraction though?

For the third option, you are utilizing elision to create a contraction
As an aside, I think the possessive form for multiple MP3s would be MP3s'

Admittedly this is not very important in an informal setting lol

The possessive would depend on whether it was the plural form or the singular.
Ie. The mp3's house smelled like a rusty ferret. <- singular
The mp3s' house smelled like the junkies for which it was built. <- plural.

Yes… not important in an informal setting.

It's a linguistic gray area where both are right.

I'll stick with MP3s anyway. VSTi should be fucking VSTI. >=)

Brackleforth wrote:

plural: MP3s
possessive: MP3's
contraction: MP3's

Thanks. I somehow understood there was an unexplainable exception for acronyms. About the last case I think you mean elision, not contraction though?

For the third option, you are utilizing elision to create a contraction
As an aside, I think the possessive form for multiple MP3s would be MP3s'

Admittedly this is not very important in an informal setting lol

Brackleforth wrote:

plural: MP3s
possessive: MP3's
contraction: MP3's

Thanks. I somehow understood there was an unexplainable exception for acronyms. About the last case I think you mean elision, not contraction though?

There's nothing unexplained about it, it's allowed because it can be confused as part of the acronym, like VSTi.

It's a linguistic gray area where both are right.

Now I'm off making the MP3s format (except not really).

I thought Weekly Beats automatically tagged like cmo does?

Nope, or maybe not yet.

plural: MP3s
possessive: MP3's
contraction: MP3's

Thanks. I somehow understood there was an unexplainable exception for acronyms. About the last case I think you mean elision, not contraction though?