I tend to say "This." as opposed to ^, but that's my personal preference. If something really resonates with me, I'm going to give props. It's a lot like an up vote, only there are no up votes on MMO-C
I tend to say "This." as opposed to ^, but that's my personal preference. If something really resonates with me, I'm going to give props. It's a lot like an up vote, only there are no up votes on MMO-C
If op EVER just nodded or shook his head to an answer he should be punched in the face.
Eh.. this thread... 3/10.
It's just an abbreviated way to agree with someone. Out of all the internet slang, it's probably the least harmful. And then you mention this gem:
So no one should agree on anything unless it's detailed in a wall of text? I'm not understanding why you're so salty over an arrow. So sensitive.
^ I know right....
I don't know why it's banned on the forum. I like it when people ^ or 'this' my post. I know I'm not alone.
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"This will be a fight against overwhelming odds from which survival cannot be expected. We will do what damage we can."
-- Capt. Copeland
One key is the bringer of woes, salter of the earth, and the herald of end times.
It can not even be summoned without pressing the shift key.
This key is ^
How many "^" does it take before you believe an answer in guild chat, trade chat, or where ever you see them? 1? 2? Do you need to see any to believe or trust an answer to a question?
Do you only trust an answer that has 10 people go "^" afterwards?
If the answer to these questions is 0 or no, then you can see how useless they are.
^
Cause laziness is probably the third greatest driving factor for the human race, after sex and of course greed.
Facilis Descensus Averno
Well, after hunger and thirst too. They drive us to eat and drink constantly without even thinking about it.
The problem isn't "this" or "^" - it's only if you don't follow up with something further. We don't need filler posts everytime anyone posts anything anyone agrees with - but if you want to reiterate a point, and then expand the idea a little further in some direction - it's perfectly fine to begin with a quotation followed by "^ This." or etc.
It serves an important conversational function, because if you quote something you agree with - and then communicate a supportive point - it can be confusing whether or not you are quoting it to take issue and disagree with it - or whether you are restating it as prelude to your contribution.