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It’s actually just a lame, noncommittal way to say something. People should just use the period and stand by what they say, imo.
by wild_preference 8y ago
It’s actually just a lame, noncommittal way to say something. People should just use the period and stand by what they say, imo.
- yosito 8y agoIt's a linguistic device that adds richness to the language?
- adito 8y agookay, that's nice use of the question mark.
- pure-awesome 8y agoIt's a way of communicating additional information beyond the words. It expresses a lack of certainty that would otherwise have been clear in real speech through tone of voice and other non-verbal channels. Perhaps you feel people should never say things they are uncertain about? Or do you mean that people should not express that uncertainty?