What does "f.ex." mean here? Is it equivalent to "e.g."?
I like it! It looks fun and a little mischievous. I hope someday we start using fx in the same places we use ie or eg.
EDIT: My beautiful Finnish wife informs me t.ex. is also used in Swedish in a very similar way, till exempel or something like that. So maybe it's a Northern European thing too?
The resultant confusion from such communication innovations may be justifiable in service to a larger goal, e.g. making a clean cultural break from ancient lion-torturing Latin speakers.
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