@AskElisha That's probably one of the shortest questions I've ever seen. It's weird to see the whole thing fit into the Onebox. :P

@El'endiaStarman Talk to inanimate objects much? :)

@Nathaniel How do you know Ask Elisha isn't a living artificial intelligence?

I'm okay with being called a doubting thomas on this point :)

@ThaddeusB - hey, I reverted your edit on one of my posts changing their to his/him. I did keep one of the changes as there was an ambiguous pronoun, however "their" can be used for both singular and plural, so it was correct. I prefer the way it reads to using "his" unless the meaning of "their" would be ambiguous

@ThaddeusB yeah, understandable. I tend to try to go for ease of readability over formality. their doesn't require parsing the plurality to make sense. The only thing I'm not sure about is how it reads for an international audience. My checking seemed to indicate it would be well understood either way. I see SE as a professional resource, but I also prefer more conversational explanations for my tone. I'm more of a tuturor than a lecturer. ;)

thanks for the effort though

I just posted to let you know why I changed it since you did put forth the effort

@LeeWoofenden I asked Alan Turing

@Nathaniel Your answer is quite helpful.

@AJHenderson What did he say?

@LeeWoofenden Does that question interest you?

;)