Its product, perhaps the most innovative and original of the century so far, is a punctuation mark for sarcasm. Although strangers to the mark might mistake it for a squiggle with a dot inside, the "SarcMark" will soon be turning up in our inboxes every day. The question that will baffle future generations is how we managed to live without it for so long.
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Good news! There is a free, open-source punctuation for sarcasm: http://opensarcasm.org
Posted by: OpenSarcasm | February 26, 2010 at 02:28 PM