^SS
Japanese translation: Initials of the person who wrote it
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| ^ss Initials of the person who wrote it Explanation: I often see ^ followed by two initials at the end of a social media post on corporate accounts. It is to show who wrote it. Examples from Met Service New Zealand page on Twitter. https://twitter.com/MetService/status/1464816299255615490/ph... https://twitter.com/MetService/status/1464751214323585025/ph... |
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