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In a real-life discussion yesterday, there was the question if we can say something like "with father" (in which "father" would be a property) (@Lydia_Pintscher, @daniel)
The current form is grammatically not correct; other forms we briefly thought about would be longer and/or more technical.
@daniel suggested that "with" would be ok, if we indicate that we refer to father as name-of-something, e.g. formatted like father or »father«. One additional idea I had now would be putting it into a little "pill"? Like phabricator does with Issues? ( Example self link to this issue: T164354). That paradigm could be helpful in other places too where we need to distinguish a plain string from a-string-that-means-it-is-an-item/property/…-in-our-database
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