🚧️ Separators Collection

By OctoSpacc

- 3 minutes read - 521 words

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By “separators” so precious that they deserve a whole page I do not mean those of decimal figures… but more generally a type of graphic element which serves, as the name suggests, to create a division between several elements which are not in themselves very distinct, balancing the positioning of the contents with something that creates a void by filling it.

In our real world, rather than the ideal one of my writings, this essentially means: thin stickers for broadcast messaging apps (such as Telegram channels), compositions with Unicode text that create particular lines for the text in some page, but also the doodles you made in your elementary school math notebook between one exercise and another.

How come even 5 year old children use dividers (and they don’t know it!), but here on the web we are at a point where it is difficult to find nice collections of large and useful dividers, and for the most part these little graphics are successful to exchange only by word of mouth? At least, that’s how it is when looking for separator packages for Telegram, which were the ones I needed, so it’s worth trying to at least solve the problem. 📜️

Images and Stickers

Nice packages:

Collections:

Facts in Text

For text separators, fortunately there are various sites and pages that collect all kinds of them, even if they are not easy to find. Here are some that I came across on search engines and they seemed decent:

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