Sandman
In article <khc5s3$r3...@dont-email.me>,

=A0Flint <agent...@section-31.net>wrote:

Incorrect. I find it very amusing to see Flint trying to educate anyone else on the planet on *English*.

Flint
*Very* correct. Besides an answer which does not communicate a complete thought or an interjection (Goodbye, Hey, Nuts), the actual single-word sentences are the imperatives, a direct address where the subject is usually understood to be you.

Examples :

"Stop!" (meaning "you should stop" or "you must stop") "Help!" (which could be an interjection, but also "you should help me") "Fight." (meaning "you should begin to fight", as I am telling you to fight)

Your "interesting" comment neither qualifies as a complete thought or interjection, and consequently is not a proper sentence.

Sandman
Incorrect.