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What are the formal properties of Netspeak that make it difficult for people to 'write as they talk'?
What are the formal properties of Netspeak that make it difficult for people to 'write as they talk'?
- Commands for expressing emotions in virtual worlds
- Use of exaggerated spelling and punctuation
- Domain of prosody and paralanguage (correct)
- Addition of synthesized so for emotional expression
What do phonological terms such as 'intonation', 'stress', 'speed', and 'rhythm' capture in the context of Netspeak?
What do phonological terms such as 'intonation', 'stress', 'speed', and 'rhythm' capture in the context of Netspeak?
- Commands for expressing emotions in virtual worlds
- Use of exaggerated spelling and punctuation
- Vocal variations (correct)
- Addition of synthesized so for emotional expression
What desperate efforts have been made to replace the domain of prosody and paralanguage in Netspeak?
What desperate efforts have been made to replace the domain of prosody and paralanguage in Netspeak?
- Addition of capitalized words and special symbols for emphasis
- Use of synthesized so for emotional expression
- Exaggerated use of spelling and punctuation (correct)
- Commands for expressing emotions in virtual worlds
In virtual worlds, what allows people to textually express the emotions they feel?
In virtual worlds, what allows people to textually express the emotions they feel?
What is the chief property of Netspeak that makes it difficult for people to 'write as they talk'?
What is the chief property of Netspeak that makes it difficult for people to 'write as they talk'?
What are the formal properties of Netspeak that make it difficult for people to 'write as they talk'?
What are the formal properties of Netspeak that make it difficult for people to 'write as they talk'?
What do phonological terms like 'intonation' and 'stress' capture in the context of Netspeak?
What do phonological terms like 'intonation' and 'stress' capture in the context of Netspeak?
What has been used as a replacement for the domain of prosody and paralanguage in Netspeak?
What has been used as a replacement for the domain of prosody and paralanguage in Netspeak?
What is a key property of traditional writing that has been used as a replacement for prosody and paralanguage in Netspeak?
What is a key property of traditional writing that has been used as a replacement for prosody and paralanguage in Netspeak?
What do commands in virtual worlds allow people to do in Netspeak?
What do commands in virtual worlds allow people to do in Netspeak?
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