I am with you on not wanting or needing to see /s ... but on a tutorial, where people actually struggle to understand anything at first read, using unmarked iro

I am with you on not wanting or needing to see /s ... but on a tutorial, where people actually struggle to understand anything at first read, using unmarked irony is maybe not the most helpful for them. Oh and a second thought on /s. For some time I only got my news through satire sites like the onion. And after I switched back to "real news" sites, I could not believe it was not satire. I mean come on, the world and the internet was always full of dumb people, but when even very high ranking people and institution say really out of the world things in all seriousness - I came to the conclusion, marking irony as irony is sadly sometimes important, in those interesting times we live ...