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And then ampersands, while we are at it?
by MartinCron 9y ago
And then ampersands, while we are at it?
- hug 9y agoMaybe a silly question, but what is the issue with the ampersand?
- carey 9y agoIt’s just an unnecessary, extravagant ligature of the letters "et", from 9th century Latin.
- deleted 9y ago[deleted]
- IshKebab 9y agoSo? Most symbols are 'unnecessary'. I'm pretty sure we could get away without ^ | # @ ` { } [ and ] for example. Hell Ancient Greek didn't even have spaces.
- MartinCron 9y agoInconsistent and problematic encoding and decoding of & in HTML, mostly.