[ SECRET POST #6491 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6491 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

It's not impossible that some people might be able to tell.

But just because it seems obvious to you, that doesn't actually mean that you are in fact able to tell. Which is the logic that people are using here - "it seems obvious to me, therefore it IS obvious." That's not how it works!

[meadowphoenix]

I'm with you anon. There's a lot of fallacious logic going on here. Even if we could be certain that you could tell the distinct styles from one another (questionable! and something human beings are actually very bad at knowing about themselves!), that's not actually proof of who wrote it. The idea that they could not possibly have adopted the style of other for a part of the book is odd.

[(Anonymous)]

da and yeah, exactly. I'm a fan translator who sometimes collabs with a friend of mine for translations, and when we do that we purposefully try to sync our styles so that you can't tell that different parts were done by two different translators because we want it to be seamless. Like, that's the whole point.