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Is there a reason the word `black` seems to be randomly interspersed in front of words? Was there a find/replace all that went wrong?
by KallDrexx 5y ago
Is there a reason the word `black` seems to be randomly interspersed in front of words? Was there a find/replace all that went wrong?
- newfriend 5y agoMaybe they are trying to evoke Mr. Subliminal https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aImzZfXGJ4M https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aImzZfXGJ4M
- istorical 5y agoIt almost looks like someone find+replaced 'listing' or 'black listing' with 'blacklisting'. If you replace the word black at the places it doesn't seem to make sense with 'listing' it sort of makes sense I think? ex: "Similarly, arguments against black short-term rentals often hinge" -> "Similarly, arguments against listing short-term rentals often hinge
- deleted 5y ago[deleted]
- WorldMaker 5y agoMight be formatting leaking from however they prepared the plain text? Black is sometimes a synonym for "bold" in formatting tools. Like a bad cleanup of an OCR or buggy TeX component or something?