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“ Sound|4|True|Glup Sound|5|True|Glup Sound|6|False|Glup Writing|1|True|WARNING Writing|3|False|PROPERTY Writing|2|True|WITCH (ignore the number and the boolean, those are for reading sequence where ambiguous and whether two lines are part of the same speech bubble, respectively and only really apply to the SVG lettering implementation of that comic) Perhaps the pseudo-speaker approach could be adapted to the film-style transcript structure to be less confusing, differentiating the 'speaker' labels in style. ”
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“ This makes sense since usually people will come to read the comic itself with art included, and will want the transcript separately. If no one takes issue with this idea, I will soon fiddle with an example case, a comic already hosted here of my choice. ”
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“ I think going with the film guide (with maybe a few modifications) makes a lot of sense. Here's what that'd look like with File:Samson and Delilah 03.jpg:
The biggest issue I see here is "how do you differentiate speech bubbles from thought bubbles?" How about sound effects? Mcrsftdog (talk) 23:55, 11 November 2021 (UTC) Thanks for that example, it does look quite good.
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