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From: gjerawlins@watdaisy.waterloo.EDU ("Gregory J.E. Rawlins")
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Subject: Re: Terminal Talk
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Date: Mon, 7-Sep-87 15:20:09 EDT
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In article <8708240530.AA19550@ucbvax.Berkeley.EDU>
gately%resbld@ti-csl.CSNET ("Michael T. Gately") writes:
>Another interesting notation is the order of the
>characters in a serial interrobang.  I feel that there
>is a definate difference between ?! and !?.  The  first
>would be appropriate when describing (with disbelief)
>a question someone asked.  The second is used when 
>questioning a statement someone made.

In chess annotations "!?" is used to indicate an interesting but
dubious move and "?!" is used to indicate a dubious but
interesting move. Chess also uses !,?,!!, and ??.
	greg.
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