The Not-So-Universal Language of Laughter - Meta Research | Meta Research
Several weeks ago, Sarah Larson from The New Yorker published a fun article about e-laughter (all the hahas and lols we use to communicate with our friends online) and their social subtleties. Like any “dialect,” e-laughing is evolving. Curious as to whether her usage followed up-to-date social norms, she consulted her savvy friends for answers. Anecdotally, she found that laughter tended to vary
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Laugh and the World Laughs With You. Type ‘Ha,’ Not So Much. (Published 2017)
Why We Use “lol” So Much
I Say LOL, You Say Jaja: How People Around The World Laugh Online | Digg
Lol, jaja, xaxa, and all the other ways people laugh around the world
https://techcrunch.com/2019/01/18/facebook-lol/
