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Hello, EagleyeB101
Thank you for creating Inland California English.
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An interesting read from an ex-rural Californian! Thanks for your contribution.
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Some dialect-article guidelines edit
Hi, Eagleye! FYI, here are a couple guidelines for articles about dialects. One is that when you're using words that denote lexical sets (like the "goat" set, "dress" set, etc.), you use this code: {{sc2|GOAT}} which produces this: GOAT. Another guideline is that you don't just write IPA like this: /i/. You use this template: {{IPA|i}}. Thanks and happy editing. Wolfdog (talk) 01:24, 30 December 2019 (UTC)