I should know this, but I don't

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What is this?

§

It's on the top-right of my keyboard, sharing a key with the plus-minus sign.

§§§§§§§§§§§§

I haven't a clue what it's for. Anyone know?

Humph I havent got one. Maybe its a secret symbol from The Knights Templar.

I'll give you a ¬¬¬¬¬¬ instead.

It's a bit like ~~~~~~~~~~ What's that all about?

Thats a worm parade, every one knows that.

Pass - do you have this though ??????????????

||||||||||||| Here they are all standing erect

Looks like it should be somehting to do with maths and have a Greek name.

I haven't got one either. I like ^^ but I don't know what any of them are for(thick).

cats ears

Sorry - didn't display properly....will try again...??????
I do know what a question mARK IS lol!!!!

Its a pregnant worm parade at that

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What about these fellows?

Dunno.
Google it.

aleady done those nicky!

worms with walking sticks.

possibly

lolol OK - my wierd sign turns into a question mark when I click 'post message'
Just ignore me

Here it says it's a section sign. RIght. Learnt something today there. Again.

Damnn it!

I want a 'double dagger'

Well there you go. Section sign. Thank you. Am now thinking of ways to use it at work to confuse colleagues...

at worm parade!

Is § not customarily used to mean "paragraph number"?

HeadFairy ~ means "approximately" and with a straight line under "is approximately equal to" I think. I don't have a section/ paragraph symbol, how very sad!

Two together (like an equal sign but both wonky) is approximately equal. The sign on it's own is called a tilde link here

Two together (like an equal sign but both wonky) is approximately equal. The sign on it's own is called a tilde link here

(sorry for double post)