Replication Data for: Non-standard typography as performative protection: from indexicality to enregisterment.

Data for a solo-authored paper accepted by editors Florina Zülli, Christa Dürscheid, and Ronja Eggenschwiler. Questionnaire designed to test participant response to and usage of the non-standard lowercase 1SG in English (<i>). In July 2023, 175 participants completed a written questionnaire. It was administered in person to 83 middle school students from Manchester, UK, aged 11–12, and simultaneously distributed online to reach further demographics. All participants were agnostic to the study’s premise. Respondents fell into five age brackets: under 18, 18–30, 30–50, 50–70, and 70+, primarily from the UK, with additional responses from Australia, the USA, and Canada. The questionnaire was comprised of a written stimuli (a forged utterance containing <i>), and 6 questions about their attitude towards the usage of <i>. There were an additional 3 demographic questions about participant age, sex, and geographic location. Gender data showed that the survey was taken by 111 female and 54 male participants, the remainder preferring not to say.