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So at work part of my job is to randomly generate passwords for people who forget their login password or unable to log in.
Every time (literally 100% of the time) I get an password with a ! in it I tell the person on the phone "exclamation mark" and they read it back to me "exclamation point" -_- Not following my leadership at all.
Being a semi-grammar nazi, I need to know which one it is.
Poll: Is it an exclamation mark or an exclamation point? (Vote): Exclamation mark (Vote): Exclamation point
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I specifically remember learning this in like kindergarten. They taught us both.
I think I say point more often, but I have no way of telling except now I'll make note of which one I use. hah.
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On November 14 2008 10:54 micronesia wrote: Interchangeable!
Fixed!
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is awesome32263 Posts
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exclamation mark : exclamation point :: question mark : question point
no one says question point
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United States24480 Posts
On November 14 2008 11:06 paper wrote: exclamation mark : exclamation point :: question mark : question point
no one says question point Lol is this serious or a joke...
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Mark! totally not a point it has a point
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I just realized I say exclamation point. I thought I was a mark kind of guy.
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Exclamation point.
Or "bang" :p
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Exclamation mark Never heard a single person in my life say exclamation point...
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On November 14 2008 11:06 paper wrote: exclamation mark : exclamation point :: question mark : question point
no one says question point
What kind of logic is this?
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On November 14 2008 11:53 Straylight wrote:Show nested quote +On November 14 2008 11:06 paper wrote: exclamation mark : exclamation point :: question mark : question point
no one says question point What kind of logic is this?
That's the exact same logic I had. It's all about consistency. Question mark, exclamation mark, dark mark, etc.
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