Talk:snark
If you follow the wiki references, snark --> snide --> "without humor". This is incorrect. As used on the 'net, "good" snark is always witty, or at least cleverly written.
Wikipedia link[edit]
While true that Wikipedia has an article on "snark" (as highlighted in this article), it is a disambig page which points here as far as this meaning of the word is concerned. Seems pointless to me to have the link from here to there; it just tells the reader the same thing over again. Is it policy to have a link whenever Wikipedia has an article? 4.143.242.146 05:04, 30 June 2007 (UTC)
Snarking (1866)[edit]
On the usage of "snarking" in the year 1866: https://www.academia.edu/10407335/Scratching_or_Scranching_is_not_quite_like_Snarking_or_Gnashing_1866_ --93.204.119.177 20:10, 13 May 2016 (UTC)