#weblinguic

exclashlinguic: a gender related to the overuse of exclamation points and keyboard smashing

a subset of weblinguic for anon! the top three stripes are from the weblinguic flag and the bottom three are bright to represent excitement, since using lots of exclamation points and keysmashing are often associated with strong positive emotions.

flag id a flag with 6 stripes. in order, they are brown, bright purple, light blue, gold, orange, and red-pink. end id.

-> zlinguic : a gender related to typing 'z' instead of 's'. for example: wordz instead of words.

FLAG ID: a flag with six horizontal stripes. from top to bottom, they are brown, purple, light blue, bright purple, dark purple, and dark red-ish pink. /END ID

(dni transcript under the cut!)

weblinguic: a gender related to language popularized by and/or mostly used on the internet. this includes acronyms, leetspeak and other alternate spellings, meme phrases, over- or underuse of punctuation and capitalization, emoticons and emojis, and any other netspeak.

the top four stripes are bright, digital-y colors to represent the internet and the bottom two represent language!

flag id: a flag with 6 stripes. in order, they are very dark blue, bright purple, bright pink, light blue, light brown, and brown. end id.