The theory posits it was unshifted before, and someone just liked it aesthetically. (Same with the opening/closing quotation marks.) Then other people or market forces requested more punctuation, and those – and the tricolon – were first to go.
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Oh, and here’s even a transitional model. (Reminds me of the “1” key on Selectrics.)pic.twitter.com/suszLJoPFO
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Voilà, that’s what I was looking for.
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