In a question, the only punctuation should be the question mark...
^Not true. A question can consist of a statement justifying the position and context of the question. This statement requires, at the very least, a comma. When asking questions on quotations (such as 'Who said...') the quotation requires quotation marks. The lack of punctuation is detrimental to the idea of the site - allowing people to ask questions, and be answered.
I, not knowing this rule existed until now, have berated people for lack of puntuation for which I apologise.
If the site doesn't accept your question, there are several possibilities.1. The question contains punctuation other than dashes, apostrophes and periods.2. The question is too long.3. The question contains profanity or offensive slang.4. The question might not be formatted as a question.5. You could have typos.
when I sign in it wont accept my password when I use the password you sent me it still wont let me in
The owners and developers made the decision to restrict punctuation or dollar signs on this site. Characters like those can often mess up programming.
Yes, but that rule is not always followed in questions on this site because we are not supposed to use punctuation in questions, because the site isn't set up for us to use punctuation in questions. It is set up for us to be able to use punctuation in answers, though.
Websites rely on URLs to open a page. Punctuation in a URL can interfere with the webpage. So Answers.com (wikianswers.com) forbids most punctuation in questions.
It's not possible to say since it's not clear where the decimal place is meant to be. (Next time try writing "point" in the place of the decimal place, since this site does not accept punctuation in the questions).
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WikiAnswers doesn't accept most punctuation because of the amount of alternates that could be created for the same question. For example, one question could be "What is (NH4)2SO4?" while another could be "What is NH43SO4?". This would cause hundreds of extra questions to be strewn across the site. Without punctuation marks there is less variation in the ways one question can be asked. But because some punctuation is vital for the question structure, this policy may be changed in the future.
You can't. Just accept it wont happen.
Yes but some colleges wont accept you for it
While there are many locations that offer standard grammar and punctuation checks, two sites are more comprehensive. Those site are Grammar Base and Sentence Checker.
The dialogue sentence, "Molly, our bus won't leave until 7:00" requires punctuation such as quotation marks (" "), a comma, an apostrophe and a colon (time).