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Indeed, why? Let me continue to spam as I please, and you, for some unknown reason, will shake your head and nitpick at minor details, not realizing that order was rejected and that everything could have been different.
Wesker
Point me to where I specified what punctuation to use.
Wesker
A large number of… ellipses in the text should symbolize… the author's delicate mental organization… leaving an impression of… understatement… and giving the reader food for thought… Or, it may express despair… uncertainty… and doom… Or… the initial stages of… schizophrenia… In reality… authors use them instead of commas… which it is unclear where to place… There is also an opinion… that the abuse of ellipses… stems from the inability… to express one's thoughts in writing… Writing… in incoherent… short… sentences… with an abundance of ellipses… or writing in long, rambling sentences… instead of proper punctuation, connected by ellipses… in psychiatry… is called… schizophrenic punctuation.
Wesker
Alex Ghost, are you aware that an "ellipsis" denotes an unfinished thought (or, in other words, a break in the logical development of thought)?