when you're saying not one person, which one do you use?

'no-one'? 'noone'? or 'no one'?

I use no-one bc it looks more organised to me, idk

wbu?

No one
No One no Oneeeeeeeeee

... I've never seen anyone have spelling issues with this.

no one.

this is not really a matter of spelling issues; it's just stylistic preference, like whether or not to do "'s" or "s'" when referring to a possessive of a proper noun that ends in 's', like "Illinois'" v "Illinois's"

there's also 'amok' v 'amuck', 'amongst' v 'among', 'analog' v 'analogue', 'ax' v 'axe', 'flier' v 'flyer', 'whiskey' v 'whisky', etc

What is this thread Only 'no one' is correct.

No one

lol whet

As legend Maja Keuc teaches, "no one".

what?

http://grammarist.com/spelling/no-one-noone/

this is just a case of english's spelling ambiguity.

'no-one' pulls up 721m search results on english google, 708m for 'no one', and 559m for 'noone'. this is just a thread about stylistic/orthographic preference.

Obviously "no one"

n-oone

Nobody

It's not a matter of stylistic preference. The correct form is s' not 's. Otherwise it's simply incorrect
The other part of the post is a matter of whether you're English or American.

OT: Obviously No one. Noone is incorrect. You can use 'no-one' but it's no different to 'no one'.

What is this ? No one, of course.

No one makes the most sense to me.

people are running out of ideas for threads