You don't see it terribly often, but one of my favorite grammatical aspects that gets used online is the pluralization of certain acronyms with an 's, rather than an s or es. It's obviously incorrect, but it makes things very clear.
(I can't think of any specific examples right now, but surely people will put some in replies)
Jason Parker (he/they)
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