I did think about putting it there, but it’s kind of more of a joke. I don’t know, maybe some would find it helpful, while others would just think it’s ridiculous. I could always move it there later. For now, think of it as a special Regularati privilege.
In the past, I also wrote Regularti, but wound up switching to Regularati, when I saw @teapoweredrobot use that and I like it more.
I’m glad that you brought up this excellent linguistic question, @bugcat. We really should nail down how we call ourselves. I’m open and flexible to change. Perhaps, you, Latin scholar, would know best.
I’ve preferred ending with the “ti” sound simply because it is more evocative of the reference to the Illuminati, however it may not be most linguistically appropriate
regulatarii is my slightly more serious answer, since that’s like a plural of Latin regulatarius, which suggests a person who “does regular things”, the “regular-stuff guy”.
Err, I did? I hope you don’t think I used it following some deep thought and linguistic analysis. Probably just whatever my phone keyboard came up with…
These are all great ideas! I suppose a secret society could always be known by several names, of course. I hope that such differences would not lead to competing and contentious factions. However, I trust that our society shall prevail and not be divided by inane linguistic disputes. Not like that’s ever happened before, right?
Another satisfying connection is that the vast majority of Black Forest cuckoo clocks utilize a movement branded as “Regula”
I believe it is one month for regular, non-wiki posts. However, mods can always still edit or change it to a wiki, so a work-around is to ask a mod to change your post to a wiki, make your edits, and (optionally) remove the wiki status (if you want to relock it).
@bugcat just created this great list of the various forum games that we’ve played:
I’m a bit on the fence of whether or not we call this a guide, if it does not have links. It is certainly a list and provides some meta-data, so maybe it is reasonable to consider it a guide. What do you think?
