Funkipedia-pedia/Tone Indicators

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Tone indicators (also known as tone tags or mood indicators) are shorthand for words used to convey tone and intent. They are mainly intended to be used in text, where realizing what tone is being used may be difficult, especially the case for neurodivergent individuals.
The first mentions of tone indicator seems to be on Cyber Definitions on around September 12th 2020, although it is treated in the article as if it was pre-existing.https://www.cyberdefinitions.com/tone_indicators_in_texting.html There are also definitions for a tone indicator (/lhj) on Urban Dictionary which claim to have been put on the site Feburary 3rd, 2022.We cannot link to the page itself due to it also containing a highly inappropriate alternate definition, but go to the Urban Dictionary and search /lhj.
==List==
This is a list of tone indicators, their main meaning, possible side meanings, and a few notes.
====Common====
These are tone indicators more commonly used on the internet and specifically Funkipedia Mods and Funkipedia-pedia. 
Tone indicator 	Main meaning 	Alternate meaning(s)	Note(s)
/j 	Joke/Joking 	 	Probably one of the most used tone indicators.
/s, /sarc, /sarcastic	Sarcastic 	 	This is likely one of the oldest tone indicators. Early forms of this tone indicator were originally used like <sarcastic> this </sarcastic>
/srs 	Serious/Seriously 	 	
/hj 	Half-joking 	 	What the person using the tone indicator means by half-joking may vary. It may mean that some part of what they are saying is serious and some of it is a joke, or it may mean all of what they are saying is serious but in a jokey tone.
/lh 	Light-hearted 	 	
/gen, /g 	Geniune 	 	
/genq, /gq 	Geniune question 	 	Sometimes /gen is also used to mean /genq.
/pos, /pc 	Positive/Positive connotation	 	"pos" coincidentally also stands for "piece of shit", although it is not used to mean that as a tone indicator.
/neu 	Neutral/Neutral connotation 	 	/nc cannot be used to mean neutral connotation due to /nc meaning "negative connotation".
/neg, /nc 	Negative/Negative connotation	 	
/sx, /x 	Sexual intent 	 	Saying sexual stuff breaks rule 3 on Funkipedia Mods, so don't do it.
/nsx, /nx 	No sexual intent 	 	
/p 	Platonic 	 	
/ref 	Reference 	 	
/nm 	Not mad/Not mean 	 	
/r 	Romantic 	 	
/ly, /lyr, /l 	Lyrics 	 	
====Rarer====
These are more rare tone indicators and are very rarely used on Funkipedia Mods, Funkipedia-pedia, and usually the internet in general. 
Tone indicator	Main meaning 	Alternate meaning(s)	Note(s)
/a 	Alterous 	 	
/aff 	Affectionate 	 	
/ang 	Angry 	 	
/anx, /anxi 	Anxious 	 	
/apa, /apath 	Apathy 	 	
/c 	Copypasta 	 	
/cb 	Clickbait 	 	Unfortunately, this one is likely to be misused and is not likely to be used for actual clickbait.
/conc 	Concerned 	 	
/conf 	Confused 	 	
/cont 	Continued 	 	Used for messages/posts which will be continued in the next post/message.
/em 	Empathizing 	 	
/exc, /exci 	Excited 	 	
/f 	Fake 	 	
/genrq, /grq 	Genuine request 	 	
/gs 	General statement 	 	
/hap 	Happy 	 	
/hyp 	Hyperbole 	 	
/ij 	Inside joke/"I'm joking"	 	
/js 	Just saying 	 	
/lhj 	Light-hearted joke 	 	A combination of the /lh and /j tone indicators.
/li, /lit 	Literal/Literally 	 	
/m 	Metaphor/Metaphorically 	 	
/nai 	Not an insult 	 	
/nav 	Not a vent 	 	
/nbh 	Nobody here 	 	Used in vents to convey that the vent is not directed at anyone who may likely read it
/nbr 	Not being rude 	 	
/nerv 	Nervous 	 	
/nf 	Not forced/Not forcing 	 	
/ngt 	Not guilt tripping 	 	Please be aware that this may be used wrongly to make it seem like something is not guilt tripping when it is.
/npa 	Not passive aggressive 	 	
/npi 	No pun intended 	 	
/ot 	Off-topic 	 	This is mostly used when someone says something off topic, not to talk about the off-topic discussions category.
/pi 	Pun intended 	 	
/pog 	Pog 	 	Pog means "play of the game" and is used to indicate excitement, an epic moment, or general goodness.
/q 	Quote 	Question 	
/qp 	Queerplatonic 	 	
/rh, /rt 	Rhetorical question 	 	
/sym 	Sympathizing 	 	
/th 	Threat 	 	This is often used jokingly. We ask you not to seriously threaten anyone.
/up 	Upset 	 	
/v 	Vent 	 	
/w 	Worried 	 	
/! 	Shock/Surprise 	 	It may be better just to use a normal exclamation mark.
/? 	Question/Confusion 	 	It may be better just to use a normal question mark.
===Modifiers===
This is a list of modifiers for tone indicators. These are not usually used by themselves unless there is a tone indicator that is the same as a modifier used by itself, although the meaning usually isn't retained.
Modifier	Meaning 	Used on a tone indicator
/h- 	Half 	/hsrs (half serious)/hj (half joking)/hs (half sarcastic)
/v- 	Very 	/vsrs (very serious)/vj (very joking)/vs (very sarcastic)
/n- 	Not/Non- 	/ns (not serious/non-serious)/nj (not joking)/ns (not sarcastic)
/l- 	A little 	/lsrs (a little serious)/lj (a little joking)/ls (a little sarcastic)
/s- 	Slightly 	/ssrs (slightly serious)/sj (slightly joking)/ss (slightly sarcastic)
/m- 	Maybe 	/msrs (maybe serious)/mj (maybe joking)/ms (maybe sarcastic)
/o- 	Obviously/Only	/osrs (obviously/only serious)/oj (obviously/only joking)/os (obviously/only sarcastic)
==References==
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