the.com/semicolon
the punctuation mark for people who can't commit to ending a sentence
greek rootsIntroduced by Italian printer Aldus Manutius in 1494
survivor symbolTattoo movement marks sentences that could've ended but didn't
programming painOne missing semicolon has crashed billion-dollar code
vonnegut hated themCalled them transvestite hermaphrodites representing nothing
rare in printAppears far less often than commas or periods