Would you want this group to be your publisher?

I saw this new member's profile picture and comment

Ooops. edited to add the correct link

http://www.librarything.com/pic/4949724

Edupedia Publications Pvt Ltd is a reputed publisher of academic books

and had to go look at the profile

http://www.librarything.com/profile/EdupediaPublications

Enjoy.

We should all "belief" in delivering quality products.

I share 17 books with Shelfie_app. I have no idea what that means.

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Their entire portfolio seems to comprise fewer than 20 books. Hindi or Gujarati language is their speciality. Gotta start small to get big.

If the OED is to be believed, reputed in the sense of "held in high repute" is still perfectly standard in Indian English, but nowhere else.
Another thing I never knew about the English language...

(With an adverb attached, e.g. "internationally reputed", it's acceptable everywhere, of course.)

Should we be called "Pedants'" corner or "Pedants's" corner? I see spell check likes the first version:-)

>7 Writermala:
Last time that question came up, someone was arguing for "Pedant scorner"...!

Our esteemed founder proposed "Pedants' Corner" on the reasonable assumption that the group would be unlikely to have any interesting discussions unless it contained more than one pedant.

I tip my hat to the in-house polymath Shashikant Nishant Sharma, who has published on urban planning, children's literature, and web publishing.

There is a little inconsistency concerning number in Mr. Sharma's titles. This one uses the plural number as expected: Best Thoughts and Quotes of the World.

But this one is a puzzle: Best Tips and Tricks for Bloggers and Webmaster. Why plural bloggers but singular webmaster? Perhaps only one webmaster on earth is expected to read the thing, but at least two bloggers might.