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| − | This isn't exactly right | + | This isn't exactly right — in [[Fancy 2]], the slashes ''overlay'' the letters they are cancelling out — an effect we can't figure out how to make appear here or on most modern wordprocesssing software. |
| − | Besides the approach used above, the legal strikeout font | + | Besides the approach used above, the legal strikeout font <strike>this sort of thing</strike> is a reasonable way to indicate semi-cancellation. We use both quite indiscriminately in Fancy 3. The key thing is to pretend to hide the supposedly unwanted text. |
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Latest revision as of 09:56, 6 October 2020
| From Fancyclopedia 2, ca. 1959 |
| Material struck out with virgules so that, tho ostensibly a typo, it remains legible (as it was intended to be). This h/e/r/e/ is a specimen, /y/o/u/-/a/l/l/. |
This isn't exactly right — in Fancy 2, the slashes overlay the letters they are cancelling out — an effect we can't figure out how to make appear here or on most modern wordprocesssing software.
Besides the approach used above, the legal strikeout font this sort of thing is a reasonable way to indicate semi-cancellation. We use both quite indiscriminately in Fancy 3. The key thing is to pretend to hide the supposedly unwanted text.
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