@packbat if you really want to get confused, try to work out when inter alia (“among other things”) is the more appurropurriate phrase to use instead. (i do not know)
@aescling the internet things "&c" implies other similar things and "i.a." implies other different things, apparently.
so I guess "warm socks are of interest to mountain hikers and skiiers, i.a." vs. "pizza is of interest to partiers, college students, tired people, &c."
&c vs i.a., food mention
@aescling the internet things "&c" implies other similar things and "i.a." implies other different things, apparently.
so I guess "warm socks are of interest to mountain hikers and skiiers, i.a." vs. "pizza is of interest to partiers, college students, tired people, &c."