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fandomsecrets2015-11-29 03:32 pm
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(Anonymous) 2015-11-30 01:25 am (UTC)(link)(And funny you typed that one out, because that's a perfect example: for the longest time, I thought "smh" was an abbreviation for "shaking my head". Maybe it can also mean that, too? I dunno.)
Yeah, abbreviations here and there are fine-it's basically another form of shorthand writing. And if you're texting someone a quick message, or on Twitter, where there's a limited amount of character space, sometimes you can't really afford to get too detailed and have to use an abbreviation here or there as a result. I totally get that.
But like you said, some people haven't seemed to learn how to convey those kinds of messages in ways that make sense, too. And if you DO have the space to spell out your words in full and communicate in full sentences and all that, it just seems odd to me when people don't utilize that opportunity.
Course, I have a tendency to be really wordy, so maybe I'm a little biased :p. Some people are just naturally really good at the whole brevity thing, so...*Shrugs*
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I thought that too, for a time! Not sure that anyone actually uses it that way, but technically it could mean that!
or on Twitter, where there's a limited amount of character space
See, I hadn't even thought of twitter, but that's true; you can't exactly ramble to your heart's content on twitter, that site forces you to be brief. (Unless you want to spam posts, anyway.) Situations like that I definitely understand the need.
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But in tumblr posts, or blog entries, or texts, or emails, or comments (basically anything else, lol), I like to see full words. It isn't that I won't read it if everything isn't spelled out, or I won't interact with someone who chooses to do things differently, I just...like the way it looks. Constant abbreviations alter the flow of a sentence.
Course, I have a tendency to be really wordy
Oh, me too. Not that my sometimes obscene number of words means anything other than "I don't know how to shut up".
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(Anonymous) 2015-11-30 03:57 am (UTC)(link)no subject
This is why everyone should just type shit out; there's no misunderstanding that!
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(Anonymous) 2015-11-30 10:49 am (UTC)(link)no subject
Man, f!s is supposed to educate me in the ways of fandom and the internet, not confuse me further!
WHAT IS TRUTH?!?!
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(Anonymous) 2015-11-30 01:57 am (UTC)(link)at least in many contexts