Although grammatically incorrect, when writing identifiers for functions, variables etc. does it make sense to simply append an s to plurals of words ending in Y? My reason for this would be that if you need to find-and-replace, for example, replacing company with vendor, company would match both singular and plural forms (company and companys), whereas if the plural was spelled correctly, you would have to do two separate searches.
Does it make sense to use ys instead of ies in identifiers to ease find-and-replace functionality?
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