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This one may be on me, so I'll fix this, but there's a semantic distinction between <i> and <em>
<em> is used for emphasis and tools that use semantic information (like screenreaders) will interpret it this way: For example: We should really get to this soon.
<i> is used for stylistic italics, such as for species names and, most relevant here, book and journal titles.
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This one may be on me, so I'll fix this, but there's a semantic distinction between
<i>
and<em>
<em>
is used for emphasis and tools that use semantic information (like screenreaders) will interpret it this way: For example: We should really get to this soon.<i>
is used for stylistic italics, such as for species names and, most relevant here, book and journal titles.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: