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Documentation: Sub-class of Punctuation and Special Characters #11

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@BradKML

The difference between the ASCII special characters is good to note.

  • Question mark, Exclamation mark, and full-stop/period are used to end a sentence (and is expected to the only sentence ending)
  • Comma, Colon, Semi-colon, and hyphens are used to chop up a sentence
  • Brackets ()[]{} and quotes `'"`` are used to wrap texts and items around
  • Direction keys <> are used to wrap text OR indicate quantity difference and direction
  • Bars /|\ is used for URLs and dividing words
  • @, # and $ are common for people in social media to highlight keywords and links/emails/handles
  • % and & has specific linguistic purposes
  • ~_+=^ are also included

A major counter to this problem is bullet point lists (or another abnormal text formatting) and ASCII art.

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