Score Editor: best key commands for attaching symbols?

Does anyone have suggestions for the best keys or a logical system of what Key Commands to use for attaching Score symbols.. especially these below?
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well personally i use KCs that most closely resemble the articualtion.
eg (and very obviously) a stoccato is a full stop. ( . )
my accent varieties are on the key § which is next to one and i use mofidiers to get the other sorts.
i use apple brackets for crescendo descrescendo and brackets by themselves for slurs.
stuff like that. i guess i try to have the most commonly used KC as single stroke, and then for varieties add modifiers.

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