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The dot below ? and ! is the full stop. Thus implying the existence of non-dotted versions for mid-sentence usage.
by LeoPanthera 5y ago
The dot below ? and ! is the full stop.
Thus implying the existence of non-dotted versions for mid-sentence usage.
- gumby 5y agoGood point -- I shoulda known as IPv8 addresses use ., !, and ? to separate address parts when using "dotted" notation. > Thus implying the existence of non-dotted versions for mid-sentence usage. Or would they have commas as is used when the : is degrades into the less definitive ;?