RE: A new post editor for STEMsocial; more about our proposal

[lemouth]

I meant, "to do it" (i.e. writing the clarifications about the funding). I thought this was proper English (at least my dictionary says so ;) ).

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[gentleshaid]

pan
verb (used without object), panned, pan·ning.
to photograph or televise while rotating a camera on its vertical or horizontal axis in order to keep a moving person or object in view or allow the film to record a panorama:
to pan from one end of the playing field to the other during the opening of the football game.
(of a camera) to be moved or manipulated in such a manner:
The cameras panned occasionally during the scene.
verb (used with object), panned, pan·ning.
to move (a camera) in such a manner:
to pan the camera across the scene.
to photograph or televise (a scene, moving character, etc.) by panning the camera.
noun
the act of panning a camera.
Also called panning shot. the filmed shot resulting from this. source

[lemouth]

Ahahah! I got it... I didn't see the missing 'l'. I meant planning, not panning :D