What is Tesday? Or is this my dyslexia?

[williambryan392]

Fiverr main site wants me to correct 'Tuesday' to 'Tesday'.

I'm pretty sure 'Tesday' isn't a real word... is it?

Fiverr forum wants me to correct 'Tesday' in this post to 'Tuesday',

Does anyone know where the logic comes from for the blue line? Is it Chrome? Fiverr? Me?

Any ideas?

[donnovan86]

I don't know where that comes from but it's certainly funny. 

Do you have any grammar related extension like Grammarly, Linguix, etc? Maybe it's from that. Which would make it even funnier to me.

[williambryan392]

4 minutes ago, donnovan86 said:

Do you have any grammar related extension like Grammarly, Linguix, etc? Maybe it's from that. Which would make it even funnier to me.

Nothing at all. The only extensions I have are Honey and Mailtrack. Weird.

[uk1000]

You could check with CS to see if it's coming from Fiverr and to see if they can fix things like that.

Maybe right click on it and select "Inspect" to see if it gives a bit of the page source that shows what might be displaying it (to try to see if it's from Fiverr or some other add-on).

edit: maybe temporarily disabling browser extensions and typing the same thing again (eg. after restarting the browser) could help rule out extensions as being the cause).

edit2: You could also look in the settings-languages section of Chrome and see what it says there for spell check options. You could try turning spell check off there to see if it's that. I only have "basic spell check" enabled in that spell check section and for "English (UK...)" only.

Edited October 31, 2022 by uk1000

[miiila]

Maybe they have a coder who is a Hieron fan and you found a Fiverr Easter egg or ratherHalloween egg? 😉 

 

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Tesday

Tesday (prounounced tease-day), is named after Samotes, an archaic name of the god Samothes.

 

 

https://thenewarchives.fandom.com/wiki/Days_of_the_week

Edited October 31, 2022 by miiila