PS – I know…

But one thing I think you’ve missed – is the hyphen, or dash seems to have replaced the semi colon and the colon – and in some cases – though not all – fullstops and commas!

Now can someone please explain to me in simple terms please, what is supposed to be difference in meaning between a dash (-), an em-dash and an en-dash?

PS – I use the to go with the / as you can see above, and I haven’t broken the internet yet, but there’s still time I suppose! http://www.savetheinternet.com – but that’s a different story…

Hang on.

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Okay, have you people got some secret web geek key not available to humble charity workers?

Either way, it looks like it's designed to communicate that stage of Hangman when you've got two letters wrong, if you're one of those freaks who doesn't draw the vertical line first.

The @ thing is weird because it takes as long to type and to write. And I too am holding out for the day when we can use the ¬ key. It’s going to be a big moment for me.

I’d add the use of “@” instead of “at” outside of Twitter – because sometimes two letters is one too many.

Kind of holding out for ¬ to start meaning something, too. Can we come up with something?

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