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I've heard a lot of people pronounce it like that, but I'm pretty sure that's not correct. It's clearly the English word "wares"[1] with the S replaced with a Z, similar to "hackz" and "cheatz", which were also common in that era. I think the "wah-rez" pronunciation came from people seeing the l33tspeak and not recognizing the original word behind it. [1] A synonym for "goods" or "products". See https://www.merriam-w…
> I think the "wah-rez" pronunciation came from people seeing the l33tspeak and not recognizing the original word behind it. I think it was explicitly luls a lot of the time. I saw "warez" spelled as "juar3z", etc, a lot.
U+237C ⍼ Right Angle with Downwards Zigzag Arrow
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Hmm, the article links to the Linking Sigil at the bottom, in the links section. But the rest of the article is concerned with how mysterious the symbol is, and how no one knows where it came from. A clue: anyone can register a symbol for a surprisingly small fee. A question: why would the sigil be mentioned in an addendum but not in the article proper? Anyway, it's pretty obvious that GP had a premonition this morni…
> A clue: anyone can register a symbol for a surprisingly small fee. A unicode symbol? I want a symbol! How much are we talking about?
If you do, can you please tack on symbols for following external links, space bar symbol, and all the other miscellaneous internet adjacent characters I always have to reach to Fontawesome for?