top | item 18325438 (no title) ganomi | 7 years ago The /s stands for sarcasm discuss order hn newest skrebbel|7 years ago No it doesn't, it stands for "This used to be sarcasm but I ruined it by telling you" MaxBarraclough|7 years ago People use it for a reason. Intended tone does not carry reliably over text. kbenson|7 years ago I've always wondered whether /s predates, was a concurrent development, or is an evolutionary shortening of </sarcasm>. mcbits|7 years ago The history went something like this: jk </sarcasm> <sarcasm>...</sarcasm> </sarcasm> /sarcasm /sarc /s \s iddan|7 years ago βΈ® https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irony_punctuation izzydata|7 years ago This punctuation is very ironic. joejerryronnie|7 years ago It also stands for "hitting over head with hammer"
skrebbel|7 years ago No it doesn't, it stands for "This used to be sarcasm but I ruined it by telling you" MaxBarraclough|7 years ago People use it for a reason. Intended tone does not carry reliably over text.
MaxBarraclough|7 years ago People use it for a reason. Intended tone does not carry reliably over text.
kbenson|7 years ago I've always wondered whether /s predates, was a concurrent development, or is an evolutionary shortening of </sarcasm>. mcbits|7 years ago The history went something like this: jk </sarcasm> <sarcasm>...</sarcasm> </sarcasm> /sarcasm /sarc /s \s
mcbits|7 years ago The history went something like this: jk </sarcasm> <sarcasm>...</sarcasm> </sarcasm> /sarcasm /sarc /s \s
iddan|7 years ago βΈ® https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irony_punctuation izzydata|7 years ago This punctuation is very ironic.
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