Lizardsquid, maker of noises @lizardsquid@computerfairi.es

@lizardsquid if you count it as different from English-style, the Spanish convention of inheriting a family name from both father and mother

Dotsies is a font that compresses the Latin alphabet down to dots that can be read quickly (and learned quickly too, apparently). There are a few lessons on the homepage to get started

http://dotsies.org/

There's a touch of #cyberpunk here in that I wonder if this is the beginning of transforming text to human readable barcodes

@lizardsquid so in my fantasy world humans are the only species that can function as like "boom fireball wizard"

this is only because of careful breeding over centuries, so you have your name as follows {Fathers House} {Mothers House} {Given Name} {Title or Nickname, Usually what your friends call you over your given name} {Power}

The power being referred to is your bloodlines channeling ability, which is rated """""Scientifically"""""" by a special part of their society

@lizardsquid OH! and the Hawaiian naming convention is AWESOME. :D https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hawaiian_name

@lizardsquid Indian style is really neat and I haven't quite wrapped my head around it. It's so varied there-- and it's near completely incompatible with English naming conventions. ^^;;

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indian_family_names

@lizardsquid wait, I did that wrong if tense is the head of the sentence

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@lizardsquid
I don't you're talking what about know

@lizardsquid A relationship isn't something set in stone, and the titles for relationships are much more fluid than people think.

The only thing you need to turn a friend you love into a partner is the mutual consent to use the term. That's all you need to make it valid.

What it requires beyond that is established through a long period (possibly even life-long!) of negotiation between both loves. ♥️

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so to speak If only I had a lizard...

Because apparently proper tea is theft