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Sorry for the irrelevant comment, but I’ve never seen anyone use ℅ instead of % before. If it’s a typo, how did that happen?
by Cederfjard 6y ago
Sorry for the irrelevant comment, but I’ve never seen anyone use ℅ instead of % before. If it’s a typo, how did that happen?
- ezequiel-garzon 6y agoI hadn’t even noticed it, first time I see it too. It looks like it’s meant to stand for “care of”: https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/care_of https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/care_of.
- BelenusMordred 6y agoVery likely a mobile typo. Keyboards often expose a lot of different utf-8 chars when you hold it down and you're always a few mm away from releasing on something completely different. Muscle memory and hard to see choices easily makes it a double.
- africanboy 6y agoI did not realise it until you pointed it out I'm using openboard on my mobile and it is probably mapping the wrong UTF-8 character for that symbol.