This upsets me.

But I used the irony mark, which indicates sarcasm.

 

Thank you for the complement

 

Yeah, because I totally wasn't being sarcastic⸮

 

Yeah you wasn't

 

Wouldn't it indicate irony?
Last I checked, the sarcasm mark is something else

 

I wouldn't know of such a mark. The irony mark is used to indicate irony in speech, which is generally called "sarcasm."

 

To my knowledge sarcasm is indicated like this (!)

 

Not as far as I know, a quick google search comes up with this:

Which is the one I'm familiar with

 

Thank you so much for introducing me to this symbol I have been using ?! to make up for it all my life and it was only just now that I was informed of the existance of such a mark.

What I learn from spam zone threads...

 

KHV Spamzone: Educating people since 2005

 

Yeahhhh....lets stick to the interrobang

 

You might be thinking of the Ethiopian sarcasm mark, which resembles a slightly shorter version of the inverted exclamation point. I could be wrong, though.

In all my years of using the Character Map, I've never across a mark such as that. Is it included in Unicode?

 

I dunno, but I found this article, which has your thing and mine
http://mentalfloss.com/article/12710/13-little-known-punctuation-marks-we-should-be-using

 

Ah, the SarcMark. From what I read about it, it has basically the same function as the Irony Mark, just better defined. Based on my understanding, the Irony Mark is meant to indicate linguistic irony, which includes but is not limited to sarcasm while the SarcMark is exclusively for sarcasm.