Given the vibrancy and diversity of the English language, it would be safe to say that it's definitely still an evolving language. Accordingly, punctuation that may be deemed correct in one region may seem exotic, if not outright incorrect, in another.
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Originally posted by Tipsy
That isn't quite right either. Many British people have as much trouble with the English language as the Americans do. People in Europe who speak English as a second language are the ones who really get it right.
But then personally I'm a stickler for spelling and grammar so I suppose I exist outside the box. 
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