"Today's" or "todays"?

[shaunaneto]

Even at the risk of hanging myself, I have voted.

[MickTor]

I want to vote for both!

[Latege]

Speaking as an unrepentant pedant and GOM, it's not a matter of opinion at all. And local councils can run themselves as they see fit, including using incorrect English, as long as they continue to represent the people appropriately. They can't abolish the apostrophe, although they are free to abuse it if they wish. In the context of forum thread names, "Today's" is correct, and "Todays" is incorrect. I'm not voting on it, as it's not a matter of opinion (in my pedantic view).

Precisely!:thumbup:

[sbrt]

2daze. Replaces the need for today's, todays, two days, to daze and many more.

[LissaJous]

I want to vote for both!

You can vote for both. It's a slightly progressive democracy. You can't vote for neither, as it's a perfectly fair democracry and you have one (or two) votes, just like everyone else.

[noel]

Today's is winning by a clear majority. I suspect to see lots of today'ses over the course of the next few weeks.

[dominion]

Today's is winning by a clear majority. I suspect to see lots of today'ses over the course of the next few weeks.

Yeah.. but their wrong...

[noel]

Yeah.. but their wrong...

Your good at this Dom. Not too obvious.

[fellgazelle]

And local councils can run themselves as they see fit.

They usually do.

[IanDarkpeak]

Speaking as an unrepentant pedant and GOM, it's not a matter of opinion at all. And local councils can run themselves as they see fit, including using incorrect English, as long as they continue to represent the people appropriately. They can't abolish the apostrophe, although they are free to abuse it if they wish. In the context of forum thread names, "Today's" is correct, and "Todays" is incorrect. I'm not voting on it, as it's not a matter of opinion (in my pedantic view).

for one awful moment I thought I had used the incorrect "Todays's" on the recent snow hole thread, education must be finally rubbing off on me....