Is it allowed to climb on it (or nearby)? From your point of view it looks like it is/was far away?
Well, you can walk closer to it, but I hiked 13 km over mountain ridges already, so I didn’t bother to go the extra mile.
I might revisit later and then I’ll try to get a better shot.
I wouldn’t climb on it, though.
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Where are you?
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Obviously a zoo with elephants and huge snakes… 
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Somewhere with little few tourists and I’d like to keep it that way…
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That’s because three is the technically correct amount for an ellipsis
Crikey, did I just agree with Discourse?
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Not only a correct amount but also a special character. (Or in other words: The ellipsis is a special character and doesn’t consist of three single dots.)
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That’s just optimisation of bytes.
The real question is why @Ema wanted 4 dots specifically …
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Come on guys. I know that.
But I WANTED 4 dots.
The first three were an ellipsis. The fourth one a full stop.
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But the Manual of Style says you shouldn’t!
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One dot for each murder he committed. 
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No, it’s called typography.
What @Sushi said! If you have an ellipsis at the end of a sentence you must not set a full stop.
But Bruno Munari says I can. It’s a quote by him. Italian humour, I’m sorry 
EDIT: added a link to Munari’s Wiki page
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Who were these… people and who is next?
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Do you also feel the need to put a full stop after a question mark?.
That´s crazy!.
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The guy who framed me, obviously.....
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¿Do we have people from Spain here?
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The only one I can get angry with is that when I write a list it flags the trailing comma before the ellips as a grammatical error.
Like: there’s Zak, MM, S&M, MI,…
It should be MI… in some languages (English being one of them), but that is just illogical!
While we’re talking about punctuation marks …
Which is correct: ?! or !?
I think it’s the first one.
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