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{{quote|'''OP (name redacted)''' Has anyone noticed that [[Twitter]]-style hashtags have replaced HTML-style coding as meta-commentary on the internet? |
{{quote|'''OP (name redacted)''' Has anyone noticed that [[Twitter]]-style hashtags have replaced HTML-style coding as meta-commentary on the internet? |
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'''Person responding (also redacted)''' </era>| |
'''Person responding (also redacted)''' </era>|Fail Blog}} |
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This used to be done with faux C preprocessor directives, e.g.: |
This used to be done with faux C preprocessor directives, e.g.: |
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{{quote|#ifdef FLAME |
{{quote|<nowiki>#</nowiki>ifdef FLAME |
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[[Flame War|flame flame flame]] |
[[Flame War|flame flame flame]] |
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#endif }} |
<nowiki>#</nowiki>endif }} |
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but that usage has largely been supplanted by more-approachable HTML. |
but that usage has largely been supplanted by more-approachable HTML. |
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Also known as [http://www.langmaker.com/db/Ostensible_Markup_Language Ostensible Markup Language], although it's not the only meaning of that phrase. |
Also known as [http://www.langmaker.com/db/Ostensible_Markup_Language Ostensible Markup Language], although it's not the only meaning of that phrase. |
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