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Um just a thought. Why not use '''bolding''' rather than 【brackets】. They're writable/available in all keyboard forms compared to the special brackets. While editing 【bracketed text】 some have to copy from another place then insert text which takes longer than '''bolding the text'''. On the other hand if they are in the special characters then can you specify where exactly? [[User:Zero2001|Zero2001]] 14:13, 13 May 2011 (UCT) |
Um just a thought. Why not use '''bolding''' rather than 【brackets】. They're writable/available in all keyboard forms compared to the special brackets. While editing 【bracketed text】 some have to copy from another place then insert text which takes longer than '''bolding the text'''. On the other hand if they are in the special characters then can you specify where exactly? [[User:Zero2001|Zero2001]] 14:13, 13 May 2011 (UCT) |
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| − | Hmmm.... I use【brackets】because from copying the japanese version XD. Well, bold might work too, but it doesn't look as good as using【brackets】IMO because the【brackets】is used for IS name or marking dialogue through private channel. Bold on the other hand is used to mark something important, or that's the feeling I got when reading something in bold.--[[User:Kuroi |
+ | Hmmm.... I use【brackets】because from copying the japanese version XD. Well, bold might work too, but it doesn't look as good as using【brackets】IMO because the【brackets】is used for IS name or marking dialogue through private channel. Bold on the other hand is used to mark something important, or that's the feeling I got when reading something in bold.--[[User:Kuroi Reaper|Kuroi Reaper]] 16:29, 14 May 2011 (UCT) |
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| + | Good points. I see... 【brackets】 is for IS names. Is it only for IS names? Because, there were some dialogue lines that were also bracketed (when conversation was taking place over IS radio). So I thought it was to mark special terms or dialogues, so I tried making the whole page uniform. It's just... the toolbar doesn't have this function that's why I was worried. It was really a tough job doing it for the whole page. If I made a mistake I appologise. If you can point them out I can fix them. And yes '''bold''' ''is'' used to mark something important (Italics also, even though it is also used for ''thoughts''). But it can also be used to mark something '''different''' from the rest of the text. It's a form of '''''highlighting''''', although some would disagree. But it's easier to edit than brackets, here at least. [[User:Zero2001|Zero2001]] 18:30, 14 May 2011 (UCT) |
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【Brackets】 vs Bolding
Um just a thought. Why not use bolding rather than 【brackets】. They're writable/available in all keyboard forms compared to the special brackets. While editing 【bracketed text】 some have to copy from another place then insert text which takes longer than bolding the text. On the other hand if they are in the special characters then can you specify where exactly? Zero2001 14:13, 13 May 2011 (UCT)
Hmmm.... I use【brackets】because from copying the japanese version XD. Well, bold might work too, but it doesn't look as good as using【brackets】IMO because the【brackets】is used for IS name or marking dialogue through private channel. Bold on the other hand is used to mark something important, or that's the feeling I got when reading something in bold.--Kuroi Reaper 16:29, 14 May 2011 (UCT)
Good points. I see... 【brackets】 is for IS names. Is it only for IS names? Because, there were some dialogue lines that were also bracketed (when conversation was taking place over IS radio). So I thought it was to mark special terms or dialogues, so I tried making the whole page uniform. It's just... the toolbar doesn't have this function that's why I was worried. It was really a tough job doing it for the whole page. If I made a mistake I appologise. If you can point them out I can fix them. And yes bold is used to mark something important (Italics also, even though it is also used for thoughts). But it can also be used to mark something different from the rest of the text. It's a form of highlighting, although some would disagree. But it's easier to edit than brackets, here at least. Zero2001 18:30, 14 May 2011 (UCT)
