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It seems to be called an "inverted interrobang" and I had never seen it before, either. I can't say I'm a fan; a symbol is only useful if other people understan
by david-gpu 5y ago
It seems to be called an "inverted interrobang" and I had never seen it before, either. I can't say I'm a fan; a symbol is only useful if other people understand it.
Anyway, as long as it is not automatically replaced every time someone types ¿¡, it's all good.
- ch4s3 5y agoOh that's interesting, I had never seen it before either and assumed it was automatically replacing "¿¡".