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--- dc2:humor_index [2024/03/14 11:12] – created shyriath
+++ dc2:humor_index [2024/04/02 14:28] (current) – shyriath
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 As one might expect, a measure of one's sense of humor. As Wyrm's site puts it, "So! You're about to play this really weird prank on another Dragon involving sparklies and superglue... but you're not sure how they're going to take it? Well this tag will let you know just that!"
-====== Standard subtypes ======
+====== Standard spectrum ======
 ==== J+++! ====
 //Everything is a joke. I find something to laugh at everywhere I look... and that includes you!//
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 ===== Modifiers =====
-  * **r**: Put after the **J**, this indicates that one is specifying one's real life humour index. For example, **Jr-** indicates "I laugh occasionally in real life."
+==== r ====
-  * **v**: Put after the **J**, this indicates that one is specifying one's virtual life humour index. For example, **Jv+** indicates "I goof around a bit on the 'net!"
+Put after the **J**, this indicates that one is specifying one's real life humour index. For example, **Jr-** indicates "I laugh occasionally in real life."
-  * **( )**: One can use both of the above in separate tags to specify both humour indices, but one can also use a short-form method by just putting the **r** and **v** parts within parenthesis. For example, **Jr-Jv+** and **J(r-v+)** both indicate: "I don't really find much humour in real life, but I do appreciate jokes on the net."
+==== v ====
+Put after the **J**, this indicates that one is specifying one's virtual life humour index. For example, **Jv+** indicates "I goof around a bit on the 'net!"
+==== ( ) ====
+One can use both of the above in separate tags to specify both humour indices, but one can also use a short-form method by just putting the **[[#r]]** and **[[#v]]** parts within parenthesis. For example, **Jr-Jv+** and **J(r-v+)** both indicate: "I don't really find much humour in real life, but I do appreciate jokes on the net."