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7/10/2025, 11:16:47 PM
For me, those small differences in punctuation do affect the tone of what I'm reading.
I've used em dashes for long time now, but only sparingly. I learned about them in a scientific writing course but obviously I had seen them before knowing whay they were called
Like this anon says (>>105858078)
It's used a lot in literature but I suppose some of that h
got lost in translation when our primary medium to consume writing became screens and not paper. (I was an on/off avid reader growing up)
this is subjective, but to me, an aside is better expressed through an en or em dash than a double hyphen
I've used em dashes for long time now, but only sparingly. I learned about them in a scientific writing course but obviously I had seen them before knowing whay they were called
Like this anon says (>>105858078)
It's used a lot in literature but I suppose some of that h
got lost in translation when our primary medium to consume writing became screens and not paper. (I was an on/off avid reader growing up)
this is subjective, but to me, an aside is better expressed through an en or em dash than a double hyphen
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