Tell me, do you find one question mark at the end of your question sufficient, or am I being persnickety?

Answer 1

I like that word persnickety

Answer 2

Ah, I haven't seen that word used in a long time. Thank you. By the way, one question mark will suffice, but many people don't think about Yahoo's arbitrary automatic placement of a question mark in the composition of your question.

You are not being persnickety, Frasier.

Answer 3

Oh dear, I'm afraid I'm guilty of this. I do it for emphasis or for fun, but if it aggravates you, my dear Billy, I'll have to make an effort to curb it. By the way, I like that word, too. You don't hear persnickety very often any more.

Answer 4

One ? is quite sufficient. I love the word persnickety. I'll have to use it sometime soon.

Answer 5

I like to put a whole lot of question marks at the end of mine. Only one other person has ever even mentioned it and I just wrote him off to being an azzhole. Does it bother you if I do it Billy?

Answer 6

One will do for me as well, persnickety or not, you have a valid point!

Answer 7

Usually just one! Hehehe...persnickety...that's a fun word! lol =D

Answer 8

Not at all.

One question mark is grammatically correct.

For whatever reason, people like to put ten question marks after something. Like it makes their question more important, or it's really really important.

Answer 9

I usually only click on questions that have correct spelling, grammar, syntax, and punctuation. It bothers me that people can't use their own language correctly, especially when they're so uppity about the "Spanish Invasion."

Answer 10

One does it for me. Now exclamation marks are a different story!