[ SECRET POST #2482 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2482 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[kelincihutan]

I can see what it stands for (though I parsed it "Spelling and Grammar," admittedly). But fandom has a propensity for a] giving everything a jargon name and b] making lots of acronyms. And given that I've never seen this acronym anywhere else, ever, are you sure it isn't a fandom thing? A fandom thing about grammar, but a fandom thing nevertheless. (I'm not trying to be snarky here, I'm genuinely asking.)

[dreemyweird]

Frankly, I'm clueless as to where it originated, but it is definitely used in non-fandom circles - rarely used, that much is true. I tried googling, but there's little information on etymology.

I find it really helpful because I hate using the word "grammar" incorrectly, and all the other alternatives are über long.

[hwc]

Unless one of my university professors is in fandom (though she wouldn't be the only one, so who knows) it's not a fandom thing. She uses SPaG in informal email exchanges.

[(Anonymous)]

It's not a fandom thing, I was taught SPaG in school two decades ago. I'm British, so maybe it's regional.