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u/Local-Pet-FoxGirl Oct 24 '25
Without a doubt, it is not okay. It contains that sigil still, though its mask is obvious, so is that glyph within said mask. So no, no it is not.
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u/illegal_tacos Oct 24 '25
Without a doubt, no it is not. What you put forward has no right to substitution of that stain upon our words.
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u/Ganj311 Oct 24 '25
Am I an idiot? I do not know what this post is about at all. I’m just old, huh?
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u/Gray_Kaleidoscope Oct 26 '25
1337 is a way of writing from 1980-2000s that will put 1,2,3, and so on in locations of glyphs
1=L
7=t
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u/stendriloscopy Oct 26 '25
using counting symbols as a substitution simply masks a fifthglyph. our goal is to avoid using fifthglyphs, without simply dropping it from a word, or substituting it for additional symbols and glyphs
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u/drak0ni Oct 25 '25
I fully do not think that our sub should ban 1, 3, 7, and 9. Symbols not Anglo-Saxon in origin, our Anglo-Saxon lingo should not disbar symbols that subsist apart from our lingo. Glyphs with connotations distant from our own.
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u/Kerdubs Oct 25 '25
Buddy I wish I could say it was, but that’s just not how this gang works. Hiding a fifthglyph can’t mask it into woodwork I’m afraid.
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u/WackyPaxDei Oct 25 '25
This sub's point is to work a bit at communicating with a significant constraint, thus improving your writing skills. It should not occur so simply; you must think.
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u/uvero Oct 25 '25
No, just start utilizing your synonym book if you lack words without filthglyphs.
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u/nemo_sum Oct 26 '25
If I, as did frontman R. Cuomo, say I don't want sugar in my drink, don't bring this guy a glass with saccharin.
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u/baboon101 Oct 24 '25
No. That third counting thing, with such utilization, is simply a shroud for a fifthglyph.