
Surprise Surprise, Sarcasm Is Hard to Communicate Via Email: Agree?
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2012/08/08 20:00:00
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Shocking news: Five studies (really, it took five studies?) determined that people communicate sarcasm better in person rather than email. Do you limit your sarcasm in email? Do you notate it with smiley face icons?
BLOGS.DISCOVERMAGAZINE.COM reports:

BLOGS.DISCOVERMAGAZINE.COM reports:
Without the benefit of paralinguistic cues such as gesture, emphasis, and intonation, it can be difficult to convey emotion and tone over electronic mail (e-mail).

Read More: http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/discoblog/2012/0...
Top Opinion
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The Elitist Libtard SodaJerk 2012/08/09 01:39:17Who would have thought?+5I was just blocked by someone about a half hour ago who clearly couldn't comprehend sarcasm via the interwebs.





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I've learned to limit it some, and I rarely explain it to some wanker who doesn't have enough sense of humor to put in a teaspoon. If you don't get irony, you don't, and it's a waste of time to try to explain it.
5 studies? Were 4 of them conducted in person? Lol.
Translation is very hard even in your own language.. what could mean to me maybe for someone is not...LOL