I may have been wrong about the EOS R3 official announcement date

I didn't know that "/s" means sarcastic, and English is my native language. So, I have learned something. Actually, it's too easy to lapse into jargon and abbreviations, which we assume everyone knows but not everybody does. I often write out in full things like, for example, "minimum focal distance" rather than use mfd all the time in case newcomers aren't familiar.
I generally go with either /sarc or /sarcasm.

That solves absolutely every problem related to people missing sarcasm. /sarc.

Someone invented the word "sarchasm" (note the extra h) to describe the gulf between someone who is being sarcastic, and the person who doesn't recognize the sarcasm.
 
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I didn't know that "/s" means sarcastic, and English is my native language. So, I have learned something. Actually, it's too easy to lapse into jargon and abbreviations, which we assume everyone knows but not everybody does. I often write out in full things like, for example, "minimum focal distance" rather than use mfd all the time in case newcomers aren't familiar.
I've never heard that "/s" means sarcasm. And I'm in the US. If you want it obvious to all the different cultures of the world, you'll have to use an "obvious emoji" like :LOL::ROFLMAO: or else say "(just joking)", "(sarcasm)" or something like that.
 
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