For those who mistake double z with "d"

[treequip]

But how 'correct' do contributors have to be?

What about correct punctuation?

I understand exactly where you're coming from, but I think I would rather have good opinion badly presented than members feeling reluctant to respond.

 

Well that depends how badly the want a response.

 

Easy to read posts will get more attention.

 

If you make it hard for people to read they will be less likely to engage in a response.

[Le Sanglier]

I always consider the acceptable level of punctuation/grammar to be mine:001_tt2: any less and you're an idiot, conversely anyone who corrects me is a pedant.

He who lives by the sword and all that...........

Edited August 12, 2013 by Le Sanglier

[Peter]

He who lives by the sword will die by the pen. (Or keyboard)

[Woodworks]

I wish there was a right click for bad grammar. I would have worn mine out by now

 

 

Written by a dyslexic idiot.

[Dan Curtis]

Unfortunately, due to the double negative in the op, this thread shouldn't exist. He without sin etc

[David Humphries]

My own spelling can be pretty atrocious at times, but what i find infuriating is the regularity with which the moderators have to change the spelling on thread titles.

 

This lazyness actually does make the site look bad, in my opinion

 

 

 

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[csservices]

Should all type the Queen's English like what I do

[Andy Collins]

My own spelling can be pretty atrocious at times, but what i find infuriating is the regularity with which the moderators have to change the spelling on thread titles.

 

This lazyness actually does make the site look bad, in my opinion

 

 

 

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It's laziness Dave

[Shane]

I haversham myopic key-boardroom settle on predictive text so no problems heresay!

[RobArb]

Haha Dan:lol:

 

Yes yes, I may have missed an apostrophe in my opening post, but generally, I'm not too shabby.

 

Agree with you there David and a point I hadn't quite thought of, for the general public and alike, looking in wanting information, it can look rather unprofessional too.

 

And ditto with Andy, you replaced the "i" with a "y"