Nicolas George wrote:
>> You are wrong. It upset all POV-team members.
> 
> So much for the singular/plural distinction in English.

I thought this was a discussion of the license, not English? And if you do
wish to discuss English, may I point out that from the point of view of this
particular English-as-a-first-language speaker, Thorsten's usage was quite
correct.

E.g.

  > It upset all POV-team members               <------- Past tense
  > It upsets all POV-team members              <------- Present tense
  > It continues to upset all POV-team members  <------- Present tense also

As you can see, the word 'upset' can be used legitimately in both past and
present tense.

-- Chris

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