Reggie!
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/^I'm Reggie! I like autoquirking software and helping people configure it. :) The[ym] pronouns please. DMs are always open if you want help with autoquirking!$/
you know i have always wondered if i should decide on a quirk it never really mattered to the wolf but even she thought it was weird we didnt i know humans dont usually have quirks but 1) i am a puppy and 2) i have not spent much time around other ("other") humans!! should i give myself a prefix or something? lots to think about...
/^There's no shame in not having a quirk if that's what you prefer, but if you do decide to start quirking, it should be something meaningful to you! Your quirk makes your text yours. If there's a specific way you could type that would make you happier to write words, that's the ideal kind of typing quirk. ᐟ∧.∧ᐟ$/
Interesting.
/^Glad my little trick is getting some use! ᐟ∧.∧ᐟ$/
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/^I did some looking and wasn't able to find anything unfortunately. This is the site I use for stuff like this in case you want to look for yourself. https://shapecatcher.com/ Best of luck finding something! ᐟ∧.∧ᐟ$/
Disclaimer: This isn't pointing fingers or being mean, but I am asking just politely because of my visual issues. // I hate to be that guy, but since I use a screenreader, I ask that if you do not use the quirk feature built into the website, not use quirks on my posts when replying! There are a few of you, and I cannot read what is being said, and it's hard to make it out for me! Accessibility features are being bypassed for character writing preferences. Your character is inaccessible to me! I AM NOT TRYING TO BE MEAN. I would appreciate it if I could read your stuff without having to ask you to drop your quirk.
// People don't understand just how powerful the built-in quirking feature is, so they assume there's some parts they have to do manually. It's honestly really disappointing. I do have a question though as someone who doesn't use a screenreader and doesn't know where to find one for testing: Does mixed capitalization affect things negatively in any way? Gamzee's quirk for instance. Chittr currently doesn't have uppercasing and lowercasing functions so certain mixed capitalization quirks do have to be done manually and I've been curious if that creates an accessibility issue.
(( It's a to each their own, but maybe consider disabilities. Also, Chittr does if you click the "style" option in quirk, it has gamzee's quirk as "Alternating letters"! Also, it reads it as regular text! It reads it in a pretty flat tone.
// Ok, that's really good to know. The style options are great, but since you can't set a regular expression for them they only can apply to the entire message, so for example a quirk of "words with an even number of letters are capitalized" wouldn't be possible using the automatic quirking and would have to be done manually.
/^I wanted to talk a little bit about my autoquirk link removal trick, since I've seen some other ways to do it and I want to talk about the differences between them! For the sake of discussion, I'll be assuming that the "tags" for removing a link are {r} before and after the link. I've seen people put what they want to remove inside curly brackets, but it's essentially the same thing. Some trolls use the following regex for link removal: {r}.*{r} This works fine in most cases, but requires everything you want removed to be on one line. If you have a suffix in your quirk like me, that means you need to put all of the links and tags you want to remove all on the same line at the end of your message, which I find to be clunky. This is why I use the following regex instead: {r}[\S\s]*{r} By replacing . with [\S\s], the regex instead will remove any whitespace or non-whitespace characters from between the {r} tags, which means newline characters will be removed as well! I can simply put a single {r} at the end of my message where I want the suffix to be, then post my link (or links) after a newline! I find this to make writing posts to be much easier, and it makes everything look a lot cleaner when the unquirk button is clicked too. Hope this was a good explanation! Let me know if you have any questions. ᐟ∧.∧ᐟ$/
/^Once again, if you're using this trick, make sure the Regex Replace is at the very top of your quirk list! Otherwise, your other quirks might mess with the text before it activates, and it could potentially break.$/
/^Similar to one of my other tips but still worth mentioning: if your quirk replaces spaces, it might be worth adding some zero width spaces in their place! Zero width spaces are exactly what they sound like, "spaces" that take up no space. This can be incredibly useful, as regular spaces tell the program you're using that they can split to a new line if they need to, so if you remove them you might end up with words getting cut in half. You can use the site I shared last time to copy a zero width space, or someone set up a nice website specifically for the purposes of grabbing one. https://zerowidthspace.me/ Adding zero width spaces to your quirk makes sure line-breaks only happen where you want them to, and not anywhere else!$/
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/^Happy to help! ^.^$/
/^One of my favorite autoquirking tricks for this site in particular is being able to hide tags and links from your post! I can attach an image to this post without the image link appearing in the quirked text by adding this (or something similar) to my autoquirking. This can be useful for links, tags, or anything else you might want to hide to anyone who doesn't unquirk your message!$/
/^Make sure it's at the top of your quirk list by the way! Your other quirks could potentially mess with it before it can get removed otherwise.$/
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(( Can I edit this so it's horizontal and make it my banner this is awesome ))