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This is actually a great idea, the @ is a staple in the nethacks and rogues of yore and still is nowadays.

Edit: But I understand why > is better than @, way easier to write it down when going full analog with pen & paper. Better than writing @ dozens of time.

Fair! > is a much easier to write symbol. And i only really caught it myself when I transitioned to a typewriter that doesnt have > and I had to find a replacement. Stared at the available symbols until I realized @ was perfect