Some special cred parts of speech might be helpful.
By
Oscar J Carlton IV
on February 10, 2007
I could give someone edu:Caltech cred, or employer:Acme, in order to distinguish fans of Caltech basketball from students/alums, and Acme hackers from people on the payroll.
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might be, yes, literally, but i'm not voting for this because i am against the spirit, as ther eis no need to not have multiword creds.
Then how do you distinguish between "biology" and "molecular biology"?
... with multiword creds. like "molecular biology"
OK, didn't catch the 'not' in there. It's an important word sometimes.
no it's.