Do you prefer "Not equal to" or inverted "Equal to"

I just noticed that all this time, I've been completely ignoring the former in favor of the latter. I guess it's easier for me to differentiate between "Equal to" and inverted "Equal to" at a glance because of the red symbol, when I'd otherwise have to look closely for the "Not".

So I randomly got curious -- which one do you guys tend to use?

When create new condition - Not equal

When copy existing condition - invert

I always use inverted not equal to. It's more visually consistent with other conditions that can't be compared with "not equal to."

Oh yeah!

I use this one all the time.

+ Sprite: [negated] On collision between Sprite and Sprite

-> Sprite: Set collision mode to None

Then sometimes I use this one:

+ Sprite: [negated] Sprite: Pick one at random

-> Sprite: Place in front of Sprite

But my favorite is:

+ Sprite: [negated] Sprite: Pick closest to:.x,.y

-> Sprite: Set position to object Sprite (image point 0)

I prefer the signs rather than the words.

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= Does not Equal