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 nostr:npub1vh56wl496sva62y37z5zg248j82mtrraucufyg5h96le9neq8meq87m4qs Thank you. Yes, it is archa... 
 @2184a19c And there are wildly different conventions around spoken and written language! At least in Danish, the norms think people think work, are not only outdated but also stated way too strongly 
 I wonder whether there's a semantic or pragmatic difference between "It is I/me" and "That is I/m... 
 @2184a19c I don't think there would be "one" semantic/pragmatic factor here. There's also the question of the many Englishes, and the many contexts it's used in (/style/register). But I don't think it's controversial to call the use of "I" here archaic-sounding.