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WCDT Strips 3196-3200 (11th to 15th April 2016)

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DSL:

--- Quote from: chaospersonified on 11 Apr 2016, 12:37 ---
--- Quote from: BenRG on 11 Apr 2016, 05:23 ---I really think that we need a cast-iron protocol in this forum for a poster to communicate that their comment is sarcastic, parodying or intended to be humorous.

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For what it's worth, I recognized that, and thought it funnier to pretend it wasn't.

I assume this was directed at me because it came immediately after I made a comment wherein I chose, for the purposes of my own funny, to ignore that a person was making a funny

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Context usually works for me.

Also, I might use the [/sarcasm] tag sarcastically.

Or not.

Tova:
I personally feel that tagging a sarcastic remark spoils the effect, somewhat like telling a joke and then immediately explaining it. So if you feel that you need to point out that you are being sarcastic because it's not obvious in the context, then maybe it's not worth bothering. Unless you're being recursively sarcastic, as DSL mentioned above. You know, ha ha, only serious!

Of course some - many - would point out that typed sarcasm is almost never obvious. I can't disagree. On the other hand, again depending on context, having someone miss your sarcasm is not always a disaster.

Eh. Communication is difficult.

Tova:
COMIC

Faye finds a crack in the emotional armour!
Mods create a thread on the ontological basis of responsibility!
Hilarity ensues!
Tova gets a warning for over-excitability!!

Is it cold in here?:

--- Quote from: hedgie on 11 Apr 2016, 17:16 ---A certain pink-haired AI (assuming she didn't just pass) has shown a tendency to zap first and ask questions later.

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There was Clinton, who was touching her without permission, and Marigold's gaming PC, which was innocent. Were there other times she tasered someone?

"Technically, gravity was responsible" could be a great t-shirt caption. What should the art work be?

hedgie:
May, who was being obnoxious.  Even though AI drives are supposed to be nearly indestructible, with the shoddy work on a parole chassis, it is entirely possible that damage could have been done.

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