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--- dc2:age [2024/03/12 21:00] – shyriath
+++ dc2:age [2024/04/02 13:43] (current) – shyriath
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 Like many foods, the process of aging develops your flavor... one way or another. Have you aged like bourbon, like pickles, or like lettuce?
-===== Standard subtypes =====
+===== Standard spectrum =====
 The traditional descriptions are included in italics. As with other tags of a similar format, these should probably not be taken //too// literally or seriously, at least not unless one's real age is specified.
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 As Wyrm notes, "This was the first tag in the [[dc:|original code]] to be 'distributive', i.e. to allow real and virtual ages to be specified without using two Age tags."
-  * **r**: Put after the A, this indicates that one is specifying one's "Real Life" age. For example, **Ar-** indicates: "I am a young adult in real life."
+==== r ====
-  * **v**: Put after the A, this indicates that one is specifying one's "Virtual Life" age. For example, **Av+** indicates: "I've been around on the internet!"
+Put after the A, this indicates that one is specifying one's "Real Life" age. For example, **Ar-** indicates: "I am a young adult in real life."
-  * **( )**: You can use both of the above in separate tags to specify both ages, but you can also use a short-form method by just putting the r and v parts within parenthesis. For example, **Ar-Av+** and **A(r-v+)** both indicate: "I am a young adult in real life, but have been around on the net."
+==== v ====
+Put after the A, this indicates that one is specifying one's "Virtual Life" age. For example, **Av+** indicates: "I've been around on the internet!"
+==== ( ) ====
+You can use both of the above in separate tags to specify both ages, but you can also use a short-form method by just putting the [[#r]] and [[#v]] parts within parenthesis. For example, **Ar-Av+** and **A(r-v+)** both indicate: "I am a young adult in real life, but have been around on the net."