Hello? (tap tap tap) Is this thing on?

@njfan there should absolutely be commas. People that don’t use commas (including the oxford comma) are not to be trusted with life choices.

@njfan @zinimusprime oooooh… I’m not trusting you with life choices after that post.

@njfan @zinimusprime
“, , , , , ”

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@njfan @OnionSoup
/giphy oxford comma

@njfan @ybmuG @zinimusprime

“You come and go, you come and go”

@njfan @OnionSoup @ybmuG @zinimusprime Loving would be easy if your colors were like my dreams

@njfan @OnionSoup @tinamarie1974 @ybmuG
Red, gold, & green - red, gold, & green!

@njfan
That question mark shouldn’t be there, and it works as intended with, or without, commas.

@eonfifty mmm…I think I’m going to have to write you a citation. The question mark can remain there depending on the emphasis of ‘hello.’

@njfan
I’ll have to object to that. If the microphone were attached to a telephone, a question mark could be appropriate, but because the microphone depicted is one usually used for announcing or broadcasting, the “hello” uttered into it would probably be a declarative one.
/giphy ahoy hoy

@eonfifty you’re assuming intent, counselor. We don’t know if the OP was unfamiliar with the operation of the device. It is possible s/he nervously uttered hello in wonderment.

@njfan
What other intent could there be on a moderately active internet forum?
/giphy what other intent