to come
to come
English Definitions:
To come
"To come" is a printing and journalism reference abbreviated "TK." It is used to signify that additional material will be added at a later date. TK is a combination of letters designed to catch the eye It may originally have come into use because very few words feature the letter combination of "t" followed by "k". The phrase "to come," by contrast, could very easily be mistaken as a deliberate part of the text, especially if read by an overworked editor late at night while on deadline. Occasionally a copy editor may mistakenly allow an article to be published with a stray TK intact, which is a source for much embarrassment and ridicule in the news room. The Chicago Manual of Style online Q&A on manuscript preparation describes it as imprecise, stating, "It’s best to be more straightforward and specific. For example, use bullets or boldface zeros to stand in for page numbers that cannot be determined until a manuscript is paginated as a book. For items like missing figures, describe exactly what’s missing. In electronic environments, you have recourse to comment features—like the syntax of SGML, which allows for descriptive instructions that will not interfere with the final version of a document. Make sure that whatever you do stops the project in its tracks at some point before publication."
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