What Does This Mean?
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A tone indicator meaning "serious", marking that a message should not be read as a joke.
REAL-WORLD EXAMPLE
"I really do think we should move the meeting /srs"
LORE & ORIGIN
Part of the tone-indicator family of slash tags. Wikipedia lists /srs as meaning serious, the counterpart of /j (joking). It is the opposite pole of the existing /nsrs (not serious): /srs says the speaker means it, /nsrs says they do not. No date or originator for /srs was found, so its origin is unknown.
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