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sorry i dont mean to nag but does any one like the new version of trials forum i used to like reading other peoples views on subject but it now seems like uch a task, please could some one from trialsforum i.e. tomturd etc tel me why this change has occured thank you, and if any one else doesnt / likes the new version can you tell me and your reason thank you.

p.s. i dont no if it has changed becuase i was validated im not sure sorry if it is because i have been validated :D

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hi

sorry i dont mean to nag but does any one like the new version of trials forum i used to like reading other peoples views on subject but it now seems like uch a task, please could some one from trialsforum i.e. tomturd etc tel me why this change has occured thank you, and if any one else doesnt / likes the new version can you tell me and your reason thank you.

p.s. i dont no if it has changed becuase i was validated im not sure sorry if it is because i have been validated :D

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I dunno.

Is 'faece' grammatically correct? If faeces is the plural, it would suggest faece is the singular.

It's not the size, it's the configuration. If the stool appears to be made of multiple units, it would be faeces. If it was of a more single unit design, it would be classed as a faece.

We are jumping the gun here guys! we still need to work out if faece is singular and faeces is plural, surley the spelling bee should be able to help us on this matter?

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Faecal particals aside, what they add up to is faeces, but if the formation of the faeces is an arrangement into multiple concentrations of faeces, then it is faeces. If it arranges into a single concentration, it is a faece.

Whether or not faece is an actual word is besides the point. All you must do is write a book with the word in it stating its use, and it can be assimilated into the oxford disctionary, which means it is a real word.

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