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>> whereas humans almost always tend to use a slang version - a single dash with spaces around it. >That's not an em-dash (blahblahblah... What, exactly, did

by viccis 1y ago

>> whereas humans almost always tend to use a slang version - a single dash with spaces around it. >That's not an em-dash (blahblahblah... What, exactly, did you thing "slang" in the phrase "slang version" meant?

dragonwriter 1y ago
It was an abuse of “slang” to mean “typographic approximation”; now what, exactly, did you think “and its not even an approximation of one, using a hyphen-minus set open—possibly doubled—is an approximation of the typographic convention of using an en-dash set open” meant?