If the apostrophe comes after an S do you drop the following

depends if it's singular or not i think

You definitely drop the S.

It's most fashionable to drop the extra 's' now but used to be different.

>>9789366
dropping the extra 's' is a black thing, they also drop the 's' on possessives, except for when it's not needed like saying "mines"..."that daquan phone, but dis mines"

>>9789373
>>>/pol/

>>9789391
i didnt make a value judgement, just telling you where that comes from

I don't drop it because I think it's stupid. Seriously, there's no good grammatical (non-aesthetic) reason to not add the 's.

>>9789420
grammar evolves

>>9789337
If this isn't a joke, the real answer:

Drop "s" after plural ending in "s"
Keep "s" after singular ending in "s"

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>>9789337
According to the undergrad grammar course I attended last semester you should always keep the s at the end, the only exception being in the case of well-known historical figures. (Australia btw)