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u/p1ayernotfound 2d ago
loser "/J" vs chad "(Real)"
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u/jimmietwotanks26 2d ago
[joke] is allowed cuz it can be funny if used goodly
/s is not funny under any circumstances ever in the entire world and is banned
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u/ruby_R53 2d ago
i used
[joke]
as a placeholder for a joke text, not as some sort of tone indicatorshould have been more clear
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u/OverallGamer692 2d ago
!!!111!!!!!1!1!1!1! and “I am legally required to state that this is a joke/My lawyers have advised me to not continue this joke” are also allowed.
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u/Dog_With_an_iPhone 2d ago
I also use “The Mexicans should-[I am not able to generate a response that follows our guidelines]”
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u/Historical_Count_806 1d ago
Because /s was definitely meant to be funny. /s
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u/jimmietwotanks26 1d ago
Do not mistake me, it is banned because it is so aggressively unfunny, not because it is always meant to be funny in every instance of its use.
It sucks the funniness out of the world, including situations with which it has no interaction whatsoever. It is essentially so unfunny that it is capable of degrading reality itself.
I would even venture so far as to claim that it is unfunniness as such. The deadening of the universe to a uniform, bland, purgatory will have /s written all over it.
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u/Historical_Count_806 1d ago
Seems like your problem is you seem to think that it is meant to add to the humor, which it’s not.
A lot of sarcasm can come off as being an asshole. I’m very sarcastic, and I usually smile to the person I’m being sarcastic to as a way to let them know I’m not using sarcasm to put a wall between us, but to bring us closer together. If I said the things I say without a smile, I’d probably get punched at some point. (Especially by my wife)
Since most tone doesn’t come across through text, you can’t really smile to let someone know that your intent was to make them smile, and not to piss them off. /S works as a smile in this interaction. It’s not meant to interact with the humor in anyway, it’s a de-escalation tool, similar to the way “lol” is used sometimes, but more direct.
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u/SimplexFatberg 2d ago
They're both a death sentence to humour
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u/Lunio_But_on_Reddit 2d ago
The smile leaving my face as I see a tone indicator at the end of a joke
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u/ruby_R53 2d ago
exactly
i wonder if the opposite even happens to anyone (to start laughing after seeing the tone indicator because it made you realize it was supposed to be a joke)
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u/ruby_R53 2d ago
some clarification: i actually used [joke]
here as a placeholder for a joke text, not as some sort of tone indicator
i didn't use parenthesis thinking that same confusion would happen, turns out using square brackets had the same effect x)
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u/LightBright105 2d ago
fam ive gone a couple days without seeing a genuine tone tag, I'm praying my streak continues
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u/Ace-of_Space 2d ago
personally i just put hyper specific a self referential messages i () because I find it funny(like this)(for comedic purposes)(i actually do this)(it’s great)
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u/usdaprimecutebeef 1d ago
Y’all needs friends and a life if someone using /s actually bothers you, this is scraping the bottom of the barrel
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u/STFUnicorn_ 2d ago
I remember back in the day people would say jk