Randomly Booted Back to City

[doog]

I logged off my character Izzy in the Canals to work on some homework. There weren't any admins on so I know I wasn't rpa_travelbanned or whatever back.
I log back on and my character in the city.
I'm probably going to get him back to the Canals but it's still annoying, since I was hoping to roleplay in the Canals.

 

[toastmatic]

deal with it nerdbag

 

[doog]

toast you beautiful creature
i'm going to deal with it but
i don't want to deal with it in the future

 

[strangled]

i've had the same issue, as well as another player i know

nbd but still

 

[Jeuz]

This happened for everybody and I'm not entirely sure why, you'll have to move them back to s2.

 

[Watchperson]

It should be noted when I restarted Gmod it re triggered and even applied once when I was transitioned (To find my character not there).

 

[toastmatic]

dont capitalize inside of parenthasis ferser you fuckin cunt tooth

 

[Bishop]

it's parenthesis you illiterate fucktoy

 

[Helios]

here in the real lands we call it a bracket

 

[JC Heavy]

here in the real lands we call it a bracket

[ ] ?

 

[Helios]

( ) = bracket
[ ] = square bracket
{ } = curly bracket

 

[Scouser]

where are curly brackets even used in life

 

[Symmetry]

They're used when you want to write a note concerning a section of writing, which the bracket itself indicates. I don't know where you'd use one that's as small as the one you see in typefaces though.

 

[Pancake Of Doom]

Well, in the real world we call it

( ) = Parenthesis

[ ] = Bracket

{ } = Fucking whatever this is called

 

[CosmicCommander]

why are americans illiterate

 

[FlatPancake]

Wikipedia has a whole article on brackets, referring to the larger unqualified group. Yes, ( ) are called parentheses, but they're also called brackets (among other things), which leads to confusion when the umbrella term is also brackets. [ ] can be brackets or square brackets, { } can be curly brackets or braces, and etc. etc. Different names in different writings or countries.

As far as their purpose, it depends on the context. Like Sym said, you can commonly see curly brackets used as a way to comment about a section of writing, which usually means the bracket is going to be large enough to cover the entire section with its two prongs. It has use in coding, and I know I've used it occasionally in mathematics when showing the limits of a set.

 

[toastmatic]

they're for sets

nerds = {cosmic,bishop,helios}

 

[Tami]

:}

 

[Ace]

;{}

 

[Robe]

derailed