Rome with uppercase

So that the duplicate-removal script can detect it ;-)...

:angel_face: what ? Nooooo

Actually, the other "All roads lead to Rome." sentence isn't owned so this one would survive.

Also out of curiosity, how is the owner of the new, merged sentence decided when both *are* owned?

It's either the oldest owned sentence, or the sentence that has been owned the longest (I don't know which ;-).

I think I will put it somewhere :)

If everything works as I want the priority is the following

1 sentence with audio have priority to other (as the id is in the shtooka meta information)
2 sentence owned have priority to unowned
3 sentence old have priority to young sentences

so to decide between N sentences
I first see if audio, then if owned, then take the oldest
this way
audio can't disapear due to the script
and one can't add a sentence intentionaly duplicate to take the ownership of an other trough a leak in the script.

Duplicates of this sentence have been deleted:
x #4300480

Duplicates of this sentence have been deleted:
x #7776269

interesting effect on the audio, was it intended or did the recording software glitch?

[edit] glancing upon the mp3 tags reveals that it was in fact intentional, didn't expect that of ck, am impressed