#punctuation

Now that it's weekend and the crypto markets calmed down a bit, probably with institutional investors taking a break until Monday morning, I decided to switch the subject entirely myself. After all, I'm

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When you blog it's important to cite your sources, there is a handy-dandy reference guide to help you on this task.

Once upon a time, in a secret land, just left from the setting sun and underneath the third rainbow was a town called Punctuation Town. This was a very happy place to be and were filled with all types

(0) The 'Z' <= combined with a vowel could indicate a larger number than seven digits (base 8) long. Or a Nosov prefix. Below the arrow bookmark. (1) full stop. (2) comma, (3) bullet (4) octodecimal

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Capital Letters

Just as traffic rules are important, so in the world of the written word are the rules of punctuation. Pixabay I look at text language on cel phones and literally shudder. It takes the stress off the person

The comma (,) is one of the most frequently used punctuation marks. The Oxford English Dictionary defines a comma as ‘A punctuation mark indicating a pause between parts of a sentence or separating items

The decimal mark is vocalized phonetically by the R sound. In addition to being used with numbers I will be using it for nosov acronyms. The positive number (The right one)is vocalized "Rogue".

The slash / virgule.

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Use like Spanish exclamation marks or just the closing one at the end of a sentence as a terminal punctuation mark. Nosov modifies its question mark to out line the Nosov exclamation point in the negative

Taking a page from Español, use like Spanish exclamation marks. Or just use at the end of a sentence as a terminal punctuation mark.

Taking a page from Español, I like Spanish question marks.

The 'Z' key is a variation of the 'S' key on the Nosov keyboard. In Nosov 'Z' denotes an unknown and may also be used as a replacement for an unavailable consonant.

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