… , because it feels like sentiment clarification must be included and tone tags and emoji can’t cover all possible ways a reader might find to still misinterpret a statement. (or the statement carries a hidden meaning that I never realize existed, or I have made a fool of myself for accidentally quoting something someone has said in a completely unrelated situation and somehow I still think providing more context would fix that)

  • @[email protected]
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    91 year ago

    Best to use both for the ultimate experience - if you can handle it (or use a comma instead)

    • @positiveWHAT
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      71 year ago

      That’s a hyphen (-), not a dash – which I just learnt to type.

      alt+0150 (number typed on the numeric keypad)

    • copygirl
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      41 year ago

      I tend to use it when a comma is already in use in that same sentence – or if I’m trying to be fancy.