Re:A collection of non-standard punctuation marks
by dragonwriter on Monday October 09, 2017 @11:49PM
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It's been in use for about a half century; it's typically described as “nonstandard”, though given the absence of a standards body for English it's not clear what that means.
It's definitely “real” in the sense of being in actual use in the wild with a clear and well-understood meaning.
It's definitely “real” in the sense of being in actual use in the wild with a clear and well-understood meaning.