Interesting post. Thanks for sharing.
I hadn't heard of this W thing. And this does not inspire confidence.
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They really tried to hype an L as a W
First time I read that stupid name. Is it W to go before X?
Hilarious that it's Europe-focused but they've given it a name that's at least a little different in nearly every language.
I'll send you a link; do you have a Dáblio account?
No, I'm only on Weh.
"Weh, never heard of it. I only have doppiavu."
"what are those? I only know duplavé."
Sorry mate, I’m on DabbleYou. Must be a different thing.
It’s worth reading the whole thing. Elena Rossini consistently produces great stuff and this is no different.
Good article, and i am happy staying on the fediverse
Sounds amazing lmao
I think you misspelled authoritarian.
I think the lmao was to indicate sarcasm? Maybe?
Yes
It's pronounced /s ?
No
Some people just dont like communication :p
Thousands of years of written language, and you can't understand simple sarcasm without a neon sign
Someone doesn't know about Poe's law. There is a reason our internet forebears invented /s
How do you pronounce /?