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By the middle ages, when the comma, the full stop and the colon had become common, the question mark and the exclamation mark came in the picture, as it became clear that the spoken word was easily understood, but the written word needed emotional emphasis, clarity and intonation to be understood...
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Invented in 1450, the printing press revolutionized the distribution of books, and along with it, punctuation.
A large number of copies were now possible to be created with ease and a low cost and had the advantage of the replication being identical, paving the way for st...
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The Brackets as a form of punctuation came in the 14th century, first used by the Italian scholar Coluccio Salutati.
It was used 1500 years earlier (as a parenthesis) to separate one text from the other, forming a digression. The more subtle usage inside sentences came muc...
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These new marks and their iterations came in various manuscr...
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In 1905, Russian printers demanded to be paid for punctuation, which according to them requires the same amount of effort and time as any normal letter of the alphabet.
This ‘Comma Strike’ spread as a popular boycott, leading to political turmoil.
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The digital age combined with short attention spans and time constraints has led to the demise of various punctuation skills like the omission of apostrophes, deliberate spelling mistakes and using abbreviations to a larger extent.
The new generation seems to create a new ...
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