[ SECRET POST #5585 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5585 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Not really. I'm not saying the name is ahistorical, what I meant is that naming a child "Alyce" TODAY would look like you're just using a speshul spelling to be more ~unique~ than parents using regular old Alice.

[(Anonymous)]

Or they won’t think anything of it, since it’s a been a common alternate spelling of Alice from at least the 1300s until yesterday, but do go on about speshul fake name spellings, you judgmental cow.

[(Anonymous)]

Sure thing, Karen.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm sure it was common in the 1300s because spelling was not standardized back then. Now that spelling is standardized, it is an unusual spelling. Not as out-there as some I've seen, but unusual compared to Alice.