“The problems start when you combine multiple sets of norms,” writes McCulloch in Because Internet. She gives the example of a message like the below from an older relative to a teenager, or a boomer boss to a millennial employee:This message, she writes, “reads quite differently depending on what you think of as neutral”. Some will see nothing wrong, while others, particularly those who have been reading tone of voice into short digital messages since they were kids, see it as riddled with ominous omission.“The dot dot dot is especially perilous,” writes McCulloch. For people who are more used to writing offline, she continues, the punctuation mark is generic – just used to separate words. “But for internet-oriented writers, the generic separator is the linebreak [sic] or new message, which has left the dot dot dot open to taking on a further meaning of something left unsaid.”
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