Tone
Tone is a very nuanced part of language so there are a few ways to express it. Watch your tone.
Use of meta
:
{☴} [☴: +☴, I missed the train, but found a 20 dollar bill.]
Because of the speed at which tone
might change in a conversation, it's helpful to use short
notation.
I think this is a good idea:), so what do you think about it:).
Subtext
The first type of subtext
is a plain text documentation
of an action
uses the ** closure
.
_☶/x+ *not amused, but go ahead and make an ass of yourself*
++☶?[+] *amused and cautiously optimistic*
++☶ *Lol*.. that was funny.. *looks at document0r*.. I still think it's funny.
Also subtext
can acts as tags
in #coding
.
Tone Change
There might be a change in tone
to see if one is paying attention. While, being #interactive
, this documented with short
.
☶: ☶, That desk that I'm talking about is over there#:
<-- ☶: { ☶ }
☶: [_]☶, it is a very good desk and you must study at it
The #: is an
actor
that is looking at you to see if you are paying attention, well are you?