[ SECRET POST #4099 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4099 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Wow. That is some grade-A bullshit you're peddling right there. You absolutely have to tailor your language to your audience if you want to get a message across. "Believe in yourself and be sincere!" looks nice on a motivational poster, but effective communication is a little more complicated.

[(Anonymous)]

DA

Do you honestly think it is reasonable to expect people to communicate almost entirely in emoji?

[(Anonymous)]

You're endorsing adopting an entire "dialect" that impedes clear communication, so where does the argument for effectiveness even come in?

[(Anonymous)]

It communicates more and is a more effective means among adeherants. Similar situation as technical speak.

(I'm on mobile and my only spellcheck is autocorrect which I have disabled because it's a pain in to use so don't give me crap about my spelling here.)

[(Anonymous)]

This just in: knowing how to write an emoji spell is the same as understanding medical jargon.

[(Anonymous)]

Both communicate complex ideas in a simplified way ;)

[(Anonymous)]

Complex ideas like when a new Steve Buscemi photoshoot is released 😩🍆💦💦💦

[(Anonymous)]

That's the spirit!

[(Anonymous)]

an entire "dialect" that impedes clear communication

The same could be said of any dialect! Using any dialect or code or argot or jargon or whatever is going to lead to impaired communication with people who don't understand the dialect/code.

But people do actually end up using dialects and codes all the time for all kinds of purposes in real life, despite that fact. And the use of dialects *doesn't* impair communication between people who *do* mutually understand the dialect. It may, in fact, make it easier for those people to communicate with each other.