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Remember that you can add furigana to your posts by writing ~{KANJI|FURIGANA}~ like:
~{ๆผขๅญ|ใใใ}~ which comes out as:
{ๆผขๅญ|ใใใ}
Voting for 90ยฐ clockwise to spite that other guy.
you show him.
I voted for the other guy, but now Iโm conflicted and just decided to vote for you too even though I know the other guy is technically correct
That averages to not rotating it at all, which seems to be correct.
Vote here for right side up
It is definitely right-side up in the pic. I can't read it, but I can recognize the signature and hanko as being right-side up.
thanks!
Can I vote for rotate 90ยฐ counter-clockwise? I know it's objectively wrong, but I also think it looks the nicest.
I'm tempted to tell her this is the answer just for shits and giggles
Right side up.
Thanks! Is that the same kanji? they look so different.
My wife is from Osaka, Japan. She read it as that kanji, so I'm trusting her ๐
Edit: This page has an image of the same kanji (Michi) that looks more like the one posted. https://www.towofu.net/soft/e-kanji.htm
That's the one I thought of as well. Additionally, the signature is correct in this orientation.
Oh haha then I'm sure its right!
Generally when you have "dots" like the ones you see on the top, the thinner side of the brush stroke starts at the top. (้)
I think the photo shows the picture in the correct direction. If not, well, it happens to the best...
Loool I will use this the next time I want to bash abstract art
Flip it this is the wrong side of the page
lmao
It's definitely the right way up.
Vote here for upside down