If you insist on interpreting my use of punctuation in a text as anything other than an effort to communicate clearly, I’m likely to start being passive aggressive at some point.
…but how should I interpret your passive aggressiveness if I should interpret your use of punctuation as no more than an effort to communicate clearly?
If you insist on interpreting my use of punctuation in a text as anything other than an effort to communicate clearly, I’m likely to start being passive aggressive at some point.
“Ah, an em-dash. You must be an AI.”
My editor once said this to me. I didn’t use AI. He said that I still should remove it to make my article sound less like AI
…but how should I interpret your passive aggressiveness if I should interpret your use of punctuation as no more than an effort to communicate clearly?
It’s fine, I don’t care
I’ll just do it the way everyone else wants to, I guess I don’t need to use periods, not like my opinion matters anyway