: Re: Strange ungooglable symbol. What does it mean? What is it called? Â§ I'm not sure if this symbol will show up in everyone's browser, so I'll describe it also; It looks like an S with a o

Okay, so i found the ASCII code for the symbol and googled that. Which led to the conclusion that it is called a "Section Symbol" and is often used in legal documents to denote different sections.

As far as I'm concerned, that means its a glorified bullet point. ;-)

This question is redundant now, but if anyone else is looking to learn it; Here is a link to the relevant wikipedia page: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Section_sign

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