← Back to context Comment by _heimdall 16 hours ago That's a proper use of a hyphen though, an emdash would be wrong. 11 comments _heimdall Reply gcanyon 16 hours ago But it's not, unless you know what "audio-like music" is? smallerize 16 hours ago I don't think so, and in fact an em dash would be much less confusing.audio, e.g. musicaudio — like music _heimdall 15 hours ago Oh maybe I did just misread the intent of the sentence? I read it as "something like audio" but yeah that is confusing since that would be all music. pixelesque 16 hours ago That's a suffix word though, not a pause.Hyphens should be used to link compound/suffix words, not em dashes. gcanyon 16 hours ago Agreed that hyphens should be used to indicate compound words, but you're saying that "audio-like" is an intended compound word? Then it's an adjective, modifying "music"? What would that mean? 4 replies → oblio 14 hours ago Why does everyone hate colons?audio: music, ... gcanyon 13 hours ago No one ever got em-dash cancer…
smallerize 16 hours ago I don't think so, and in fact an em dash would be much less confusing.audio, e.g. musicaudio — like music _heimdall 15 hours ago Oh maybe I did just misread the intent of the sentence? I read it as "something like audio" but yeah that is confusing since that would be all music. pixelesque 16 hours ago That's a suffix word though, not a pause.Hyphens should be used to link compound/suffix words, not em dashes. gcanyon 16 hours ago Agreed that hyphens should be used to indicate compound words, but you're saying that "audio-like" is an intended compound word? Then it's an adjective, modifying "music"? What would that mean? 4 replies → oblio 14 hours ago Why does everyone hate colons?audio: music, ... gcanyon 13 hours ago No one ever got em-dash cancer…
_heimdall 15 hours ago Oh maybe I did just misread the intent of the sentence? I read it as "something like audio" but yeah that is confusing since that would be all music.
pixelesque 16 hours ago That's a suffix word though, not a pause.Hyphens should be used to link compound/suffix words, not em dashes. gcanyon 16 hours ago Agreed that hyphens should be used to indicate compound words, but you're saying that "audio-like" is an intended compound word? Then it's an adjective, modifying "music"? What would that mean? 4 replies →
gcanyon 16 hours ago Agreed that hyphens should be used to indicate compound words, but you're saying that "audio-like" is an intended compound word? Then it's an adjective, modifying "music"? What would that mean? 4 replies →
oblio 14 hours ago Why does everyone hate colons?audio: music, ... gcanyon 13 hours ago No one ever got em-dash cancer…
But it's not, unless you know what "audio-like music" is?
I don't think so, and in fact an em dash would be much less confusing.
audio, e.g. music
audio — like music
Oh maybe I did just misread the intent of the sentence? I read it as "something like audio" but yeah that is confusing since that would be all music.
That's a suffix word though, not a pause.
Hyphens should be used to link compound/suffix words, not em dashes.
Agreed that hyphens should be used to indicate compound words, but you're saying that "audio-like" is an intended compound word? Then it's an adjective, modifying "music"? What would that mean?
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Why does everyone hate colons?
audio: music, ...
No one ever got em-dash cancer…