Twitter users sound off in #PEIstorm vs. #PEstorm hashtag debate

There's a storm brewing on Twitter — over which hashtag to use when storm winds start blowing in P.E.I.

• Winter storm cancels P.E.I. classes, causes travel problems

• For closures and cancellations go to P.E.I. Storm Centre

Some, including Environment Canada and the Charlottetown airport, use #PEstorm.

Weather is affecting today's flight schedule, there are cancellations this morning. Please check ahead before coming to the airport #pestorm

— @flyYYG

Others use #PEIstorm.

Due to storm our office is delayed opening. Further announcement by 10 am. #peistorm

— @HockeyPEI

The shelter is closed today to the public. Staff will be in to provide essential animal care #peistorm

— @peihs

For some Twitter users, two hashtags is just too much. It's "madness."

People are using both #PEStorm and #PEIStorm as hashtags; it's madness! :p ❄️ ❄️ ❄️ #PEI

— @Vesme

It became a bit of a debate, with some users taking sides.

So far #PEIStorm has a big lead over #PESTORM as the #PEI storm hashtag! Vote early, vote often.https://t.co/pxK4uAKqnd

— @DerekMacEwen

@DerekMacEwen I prefer #PEIStorm but I just used both for the 1st time. Let's stop this PEStorm #Madness! (notice I neglected the # muahaha)

— @kcook

So, let's settle this for once and for all. Which hashtag do you use?

Which hashtag do you use — #pestorm or #peistorm?

— @CBCPEI