The Move Between the Brillant and the Best Move (the ! symbol)

So, we all know that if you open analysis, right-click on a move and put the !? symbol, It actually puts the !? symbol in! So, make this a real thing. For proof, I have taken a picture, try it out!

wait,

thats not an inaccuracy, but its not anything else?

i didnt know this existed

"!?" stands for interesting, not inaccurate

What do you mean by "make this a real thing" ?

Yeah. Inaccurate is ?!

then chess.com needs to add it as a real thing

Make a symbol between the !! and the !

Why? It doesn't seem necessary to me.

Why not?

I mean, the interesting symbol is a thing in analysis, so add it in the game reviews and other stuff!

FYI, "!?" is not the middle for "!!" and "!", (there is no middle of the two) but rather the middle of "Best" and "!".

It stands for questionable or wrong move

Ii IS in the Review. You can view the list of abbreviations. I forget how. I think it's confusing bc the ?! is given out probably 1000x more than the "Interesting" which leads with ! then the ?, as in !? Compared to ?! But there's a list and a definition, that starts from top !! Brilliant ........down to ?? Blunder. Sorry it's not a beta thing.

But why would you put it in between ! and !! ?

hehehe!

"!?" Means interesting or dubious move, it has been called a "lazy" notation by some chess authors, it simply means the move may be sub-par but is unclear or an interesting line (Or "I'm not going to analyze this")

It's not between "!" Good move (Meaning best move/hard to find) and "!!" Great/Brilliant move (Meaning best move/ really hard to find, or really counter-intuitive)

It's also already a "real thing", unless you mean to say that you would like it to be in game review, which doesn't make much sense if you really think about it, "!?" means that the move is unclear or simply interesting, if a computer were to give that, it would be ignoring the objective quality of the move, or if the computer doesn't understand, then it cannot designate as "!?" for that very reason. (A computer doesn't "know" if it doesn't "get" a move, it just calculates)

"!?" basically means an interesting idea, not necessarily good or bad. "?!" means dubious.

It's available for analysis, so I still don't get what you mean? You want it to be in review?

If so, how do you decide, from an evaluation standpoint what an interesting move means? It has to be definable programmatically and make sense.

The thing is, the "!?" symbol does not mean it's somewhere between a "!" move and a "!!" move.