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Communication has changed drastically over the past 100 years; and yet our methods of adapting communications to new technology has been grossly lacking. I think there's merit in exploring alternative means to replacing conversational cues with marked up tags when written out in electronic format. This can also minimize misunderstandings. Just as we use <strong> to show importance and <em> to show emphasis, we can go further for adding additional context cues to text. Suggested tags include: <sarcasm> (text slanted left?) <confusion> (aLtErNaTiNg CaPs?)
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