Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. An “Interrobang” is a punctuation mark that can best be described as a question mark with an exclamation point on top of it. The ...

Meet the interrobang. Unless you happen to be a typographic expert, you probably haven't encountered the hybrid question mark-exclamation point. It was actually invented in the early 1960s by ad exec ...

It’s hard to believe the year we have had. Even harder that a punctuation mark could help explain it. But when you consider the history of the interrobang—a largely forgotten symbol that marries both ...

Glyphs are the hidden heroes of the typography world. You might not pay them much attention, but they’re undeniably important. Glyphs—and by glyphs we’re referring specifically to those little ...

There’s a genius punctuation symbol you’ve probably never used before, but some experts have called on the internet to make it great again. We can have face-to-face chats with people across the globe ...

A non-standard punctuation mark, combining the functions of a question mark (also known as an interrogative point) and an exclamation mark (also known, in printer’s slang as a ‘bang’), for use at the ...