Talk:The Book of Man
Sugit, about your last fix: your logic is clear to me. However, if you omit all and look at the sentence without references, you will see that the dot mark duplicates a question mark. I do not know how grammatics right in English, but in Russian - only one of these marks to complete the sentence. Dot mark is already a question mark, is it? ;)--DhyanAntar 06:02, 28 July 2017 (UTC)
I think that the official rule is the same in English: either a question mark OR a period, not both. But I beg to differ in these particular case (and this happens more):
The question mark is part of the book's title. The period is part of the sentence. If we would leave ONLY a question mark, then it is unclear if that question mark is part of the title, or if the sentence is a question. That's why I am breaking the rule here. --Sugit (talk) 12:34, 28 July 2017 (UTC)
blue text of the link to speaks for itself that this is the title of the book! However, if you believe that for any reader of the current design will be clearer, so let it be like that :-))) --DhyanAntar 13:42, 28 July 2017 (UTC)
