PT: Tone Tags Masterlist /end PT
Tone tag/Tone Indicators: symbols attached to a content to explicitly state the intonation/intent of it, especially when it may be otherwise ambiguous. Tone tags are used to explicitly state the author's intent, instead of leaving the content up to interpretation.
Tone tags may be placed at the end of a message, taking the form of a forward slash followed by an abbreviation of a relevant words. Alternatively, a more detailed textual description (ex: /friendly, caring about your well-being) may be used.
For example, /srs may be attached to the end of a message to indicate that the message is meant to be interpreted in a serious manner, as opposed to, for example, being a joke (which is commonly represented as /j).
Source: Wikipedia (link).
Prefix of tone tags: /h-: half of an emotion or intention. For example, /hsrs means half serious. /l-: a little bit of an emotion or intention. For example, /lm would mean a little mad. /s-: slightly something. For example, /sann would mean slightly annoyed. /v-: very much of an emotion or intention. For example, /vpos means very positive.
/srs: serious | /gen or /g: genuine | /msrs: mostly serious
/hsrs: half serious | /nsrs: not serious
/grq or /genrq: genuine request
/ao: an order, instruction | /nao: not an order
/genq or /gq: genuine question | /rh or /rt or /rtq: rhetorical question
/afa: asking for advice | /jw: just wondering
/jq: joke question | /nsrsq: not a serious question
/j: joking | /mj: mainly joking | /hj: half joking | /jbt: joking but true
/uj: unjerk, the content is not a joke and it is serious
/rj: rejerk, the content is a joke or not serious
/ma: messing around | /la: laughing
/ij: inside joke | /t: teasing | /pf: playful
/cwh: coping with humour | /cj: coping joke
/jov: jokingly overreacting | /hjov: half-jokingly overreacting
/npi: no pun intended | /pi: pun intended
/s or /sarc: sarcastic | /ms: mostly sarcastic | /hq: half sarcastic
/lhs: light-hearted sarcasm
/i: ironic | /ui: unironic
/naf: no april fool | /cr: cringey | /non: nonsense
/ji or /slur: joke insult, usage of word that isn't a slur has one jokingly
/otl: okay to laugh | /pl: please laugh
/pos or /pc: positive connotation
/e or /exc or /exci or /!: excited | /hap: happy
/pr: prideful | hpr: half prideful | /npr: not prideful
/jpr: jokingly prideful | br: bragging | /nabr: not a brag
/fx: flex | /nafx: not a flex
/neu: neutral connotation | /js: just saying | /st: still thinking
/calm: calm | /unin: unintentional
/lh: lighthearted | /hlh: half light heated
/nw: not weird intent | /nc: not creepy intent
/neg or /nc: negative connotation
/w: worried | /anx or /anxi: anxious | /nerv: nervous
/nh: not hostile | /nbr: not being rude
/pa: passive aggressive | /npa: not passive agressive
/v or /av or /vent: venting | /rant: ranting | /nav or /nv: not a vent
/at or /ay: at you | /nay: not at you | /gy: general you
/ind: indirect | /dir: direct | /v: vague | /gs: general statement
/nbh: referring to nobody here, in this conversation
/sbh: somebody here, in this conversation
/nst or /nsb: not subtweeting, not referring to anybody
/nmah: not mad at anyone here
/nmay: not mad at you | /nbyk: nobody you know
/nbs: nobody specific, content isn't directed toward anyone
/otr: okay to ask for reassurance (that the content isn't about you)
/ngt: not guilt-tripping | /nmaa: not mad at anyone
/u or /up: upset | /lu: a little upset | /vu: very upset
/ag or /ang: angry | /ann: annoyed | /ny: not yelling
/b: bitterly | /outr: outraged | /over: overdramatic
/th or /thr: threat | /eth or /et: empty threat
/nf: not forced | /wc: with consent | /iyc: if you’re comfortable
/nfta: not forced to answer | /dr: don't reply
/p: platonically | /r or /rom: romantically | /qp: queer platonically
/x or /sx: sexual intent | /nsx or /ns: non sexual intent
/ars: alterous | /sens: sensual
/a: affectionate | /fam: familial | /ci: caring, care intended
/fl: flirting | /nfl: not flirting
/em: empathizing | /sym: sympathizing
/cf: conforting | /gentle: gentle | /w: warmth
/apa or /apath: apathetic tone | /conf: confused tone
/l or /ly or /lyr: lyrics | /mhly: misheard lyrics
/fic or /fiction: related to fictional characters/events/concepts
/kin or /k: speaking in the context of kin
/ref: reference | /c: copypasta | /q: quote | /para: paraphrasing
/li: litteral, litteraly | /m: metaphorical | /rh: rhetorical
/hyp: hyperbole | /ex: exaggeration
/fr: feed response | /nfr: not feed response
/tsnc: there is no context | /ts: to self, intended for the user's own use
/rel: related to the same topic
/ot: off topic | /unr: unrelated to current topic | /tan: tangent
/irre: irrelevant | /unre: unrelated
/cont: continued in the next content
/st: statement | /info: informational
/cb: clickbait | /f: fake | /nf: not fake
/safe: safe content, not a screamer, a bait, a trik, etc.
/oti: okay to interact | /dni: do not interact
/dniuc: do not interact unless close
/otic: okay to interact carefully, with caution
/otig: okay to interact but please be gentle
/pi: please interact | /dnc: do not comment
/sympt: symptom | /trig: trauma trigger | /fb: having a flashback
/echo: repeating something someone else said | /tys: typing stim
/tic: tic, content text sent as a tic, not intentionally
/bm or /bdm: body's memories
/exo, /exm, /psd, or /psdo: exomemories/psuedomemories
/hsp or /Iw: innerworld/headspace