I don't think 'Muricans understand our struggle as Brits.
We make a killer sarcastic comment like "I love listicles, they are super useful" and th...
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in practice, the component should probably detect if the language is set to
en-UK
oren-US
and show or hide the visual aids accordingly :)OMG why did I not think of that, genius idea! 🤣💗
This is good
I remember a German/Denglish version with a more subtle syntax:
</irony>
(or</ironie>
), but without an opening tag, just like @valeriavg 's</Not sarcasm>
reply.I like the idea of it being a void element, except for the fact that means I can't have my air quotes!
Honestly the feedback on this silly idea has been so great I now actually feel like it is a thing! haha
Actually, autistic people are the ones who would love this the most. Brilliant idea!
<sarcasm>
for web standards, not just a playful web componentMay also think of an
aria-actual-meaning
attribute:Shame that whoever's being sarcastic would unlikely be using these tags... 🤞😝😂
I love the levelling up of the idea here! Would be nice to see if I can find a standards compliant way of doing this (perhaps, dare i say it, with
title
attribute or a custom implementation of the behaviour!) 💗I love this article! It’s very useful 😉
Haha, as with all my articles right? RIGHT?? 🤣💗
Most certainly👌
And look at that, we already found a use case for
<sarcasm>
! hahahahJokes aside, I had fun reading it and I liked the subtle push for a11y. Well done!
</Not sarcasm>
I like to do things subtla11y and slowly win people over 😁💗
I like it for sure. The next step is to make it wildly available in Mardkown-to-HTML libraries, and of course, decide on the Markdown syntax.
~s sarcastic comment inside s~??
Don’t worry we will expand into all formats! 🤣💗
I'm always on the lookout for opportunities to sneak a
cancelled
label in US GUIs and apps. :)Haha! Little wins 🤣💗
What about
<meme>
html tag/component?I am not following? It is a web component? 💗
Brilliant, this made my day ... and I'm honestly not being sarcastic here!
So nice to find some quality content for once here (not sarcasm)
Haha, I am now thinking we need a
<genuinely>
component to counter the<sarcasm>
one! hahaBut then you won’t be able to prevent sarcastic use of the
<genuinely>
component 🤔It then becomes a game of triple bluff? 🤷🤣💗
haha ::D Thanks guys, good humour makes a day :D <3 thx
A belated happy new year everyone!
I hope you are having a great one so far. 💗