In its pure sense Gore is extreme imagery (violent injury of humans), in a wider internet sense gore has been adopted to mean horrifically incorrect, or badly messed up mostly from communities like r/softwaregore/.
I think here it has been used to complain about a long sentence, with no punctuation, that is more difficult to read than a typical headline.
Thanks. I’ve never been in softwaregore nor anything like that, my field of work and interchangeable knowledge is basically making shapes in a paper with a pencil lol.
Yes, this is why I am asking. English is like my third language and sometimes I can’t get some specific argot.
In its pure sense Gore is extreme imagery (violent injury of humans), in a wider internet sense gore has been adopted to mean horrifically incorrect, or badly messed up mostly from communities like r/softwaregore/.
I think here it has been used to complain about a long sentence, with no punctuation, that is more difficult to read than a typical headline.
Good explanation. Have an upvote.
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Thanks. I’ve never been in softwaregore nor anything like that, my field of work and interchangeable knowledge is basically making shapes in a paper with a pencil lol.