Multiple question marks in e-mail correspondence

[Scipio]

I got an email two weeks ago with the subject line "You are fired!!!!!!!"

Best day of my life.  Bitch owes me $5700, and the judge wouldn't let me withdraw until after the trial.

[crazy canuck]

I avoid exclamation marks like the plague, but rarely the multiple question marks has been employed for emphasis.   It's easily overused, but effective in moderation.

Same with using ALL CAPS.

YOUR VIEW WILL CHANGE WHEN YOU HAVE TO GIVE THE SAME DIRECTION TO SOMEONE REPETITIVELY!!!!!

[grumbler]

In informal correspondence like email, multiple punctuation marks (? or !) at the end of sentences has become quite normal in the twenty-first century, as a away of increasing the intensity of the meaning.  I expect that when Poland gets to the twenty-first century, Polacks will start to realize that such punctuation under those circumstances is normal as well.  Until then, we can at least be amused at their ignorance and backwardness. 

I would prefer to stay backwards in that aspect then.

There's no ignorance like willful ignorance. 

[Malthus]

Depends entirely on the level of formality and relationship with the receiver of the email.

[Eddie Teach]

I don't think I've ever seen grumbler use multiple exclamation points or question marks in a Languish post. 

[grumbler]

I don't think I've ever seen grumbler use multiple exclamation points or question marks in a Languish post. 

I don't use them.  That doesn't mean I don't know what they mean, nor why others use them.

[Ideologue]

TURKEY TROTS TO WATER GG FROM CINCPAC ACTION COM THIRD FLEET INFO COMINCH CTF SEVENTY-SEVEN X WHERE IS RPT WHERE IS TASK FORCE THIRTY FOUR RR THE WORLD WONDERS??