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With the . the author can claim it was unintentional. It's impossible (or at least very hard) to claim the Cyrillic c is unintentional. To me, that makes the

With the . the author can claim it was unintentional. It's impossible (or at least very hard) to claim the Cyrillic c is unintentional. To me, that makes the . more evil.

patrakov 3y ago
Well, on Russian keyboards, they are on the same key.
- kaashif 3y ago
  Good point - it might be plausible if the author actually were Russian, but they aren't.
  - dilyevsky 3y ago
    Or are they?
    - account42 3y ago
      Even someone provably not russian can just claim that they were learning the language (or a different one that also uses cyrillic).
cocoa19 3y ago
Plausible deniability
- itsTyrion 3y ago
  also applies for c/с - the с (Cyrillic s) is on the same key as the Latin c on a Russian keyboard. bottom row starts with zxc/ячс respectively.