[ SECRET POST #2486 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2486 ⌋

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Comments

[forgottenjester]

Um... you do realize that a kink creeping you out =/= judging people, right? Unless you're doing both. Then ignore me.

[(Anonymous)]

really, really stupid question - what does "=/=" mean?

[forgottenjester]

That is not stupid question at all. It means "does not equal". You can also see people using a more popular variation that looks like "=/" or "/=".

[(Anonymous)]

Thank you :)

[forgottenjester]

You're welcome.

[diet_poison]

I've never seen =/ meaning =/=. =/ is an emoticon. (At least I thought? That's how I've always seen/used it.)

I have seen != though.

I prefer =/= because I think it looks neater and that's how I write it (if...I actually have a reason to write it which I guess I haven't in a long time huh)

[forgottenjester]

Yeah, that one can be confusing because it's an emoticon too.

Oh! I forgot that one. I've seen that used too.

I'm the same as you. (For both reasons.)

[ozaline]

I like != cause it's used as notation outside of fandom (like for math and programming and such).

[forgottenjester]

Oh, maybe people who use =/= are more into humanities and people who use != are more into the math and sciences you think?