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This is Poe's law territory, e.g. a lot of your own comments sound very similar to the parent, and there are other emoticons more commonly used to indicate sarc
by dbaupp 10y ago
This is Poe's law territory, e.g. a lot of your own comments sound very similar to the parent, and there are other emoticons more commonly used to indicate sarcasm/joke.
- civility 10y ago> This is Poe's law territory Heh, I think that's possibly the only virtue to sarcasm: it confuses the pedants. I use friendly smileys or the word "heh" when I'm trying to be jovial, and I'm willing to give that poster the benefit of the doubt. :-) > a lot of your own comments sound very similar to the parent Which comments? > there are other emoticons more commonly used to indicate sarcasm/joke I think any common standard about something like this probably only applies to a narrow clique.