The Great Debate

[Little Blue]

You're all wrong. It's a Factorial.

[Jojee]

You're factorial >o And almost half of you are deluded ^_-

[Zeldy]

Americans are taught it as exclamation point and everyone else mark.
Americans always have to be different I was taught Mark.

[Madame Adequate]

More like Exclamation Marick, amirite?

[Chloe.]

I've never heard of 'Exclamation Point'. I've always been taught 'Exclamation Mark'.

Mark also sounds better. xD

[ff7+ff10 gurl 100]

Point. =D

It just sounds better than mark..Exclamation mark? Nope, point it is.

[Madonna]

This "!" is clearly an exclamation mark, however much I would prefer the alternative.

[Dr Unne]

I believe it's pronounced "<a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shebang_%28Unix%29">bang</a>".

[Madame Adequate]

Say, Bri-dog, let's make like punctuation and !

[Leeza]

Americans are taught it as exclamation point and everyone else mark.
Americans always have to be different I was taught Mark.

Canadians were also taught that it was <i>point</i>.

[Loony BoB]

it's exclamation POINT
and question MARK

they can't both be mark, duh

A is a a letter, B is a letter.
1 is a number, 2 is a number.
It's very easy for them to both be marks.

That's what it is - a mark. Not a point. Even under the definition of "exclamation point" in America's dictionary.com it says mark repeatedly as an explanation as to what it is. A point is a small dot or square, such as a period. The exclamation mark has a point, but it is not a point itself. Just like I have a head, but that does not mean I am nothing but a head, nor does it mean I am a head. I am a human that has a head, just like the exclamation mark is a mark that has a point.

And there you go.

[Monster Hunt]

Duh it's ! (<- MarK (or Kram))

[ThundagAuron]

I've always said Mark. So there.

!

[Bunny]

it's exclamation POINT
and question MARK

they can't both be mark, duh

A is a a letter, B is a letter.
1 is a number, 2 is a number.
It's very easy for them to both be marks.

That's what it is - a mark. Not a point. Even under the definition of "exclamation point" in America's dictionary.com it says mark repeatedly as an explanation as to what it is. A point is a small dot or square, such as a period. The exclamation mark has a point, but it is not a point itself. Just like I have a head, but that does not mean I am nothing but a head, nor does it mean I am a head. I am a human that has a head, just like the exclamation mark is a mark that has a point.

And there you go.

Oh, sure, if you wanna go by the definition. There is no place for your intelligence here. Go on, git!