Lynne Truss, in Eats, Shoots & Leaves, states the proper uses of the ellipsis to be specific and few:
Gentlemen, I am not intrigued.
- To indicate words missing . . . from a quoted passage
- To trail off in an intriguing manner . . .
(And before you peg me as an anal-retentive witch, please note that both these posts were written with a smirk and occasional grin.)
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