Cathie!
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and there's always Dictionary.com
i agree about the spacing/paragraphs, but lets not try to make those who are trying to help others feel bad, they are giving up their own time to do so. jmo
That's my major peev too. Especially when they are relly long. I does make it very hard to read. The odd typo or spelling mistake I can handle, but I do have to agree that proper grammer and punctuation is alot easier on the eyes.I agree with this. I am not the best speller and i have tried loads of times to install the spell checker but it won't let me :irked:
The only thing that annoys me is block paragraphs I do find them slightly hard to read.
that happens when you leave the caps on, not intentionally type a capital for every word..lolJust thought of another,when geeks put a capital letter at the beginning of every single word,why do they do that????It must be such an effort to keep putting the cap lock on and off.
Ah well then i shall be happy to leave a few mistakes for you, wouldnr want to deprive you of your fun:lol:And if everyone becomes perfect in their posting , then that is taking part of my job away..I love to go thru and edit a few here and there.
Ease up.
thank you for saying that Eager Beaver.
Must we be so very very picky?
Not everyone is as perfect at typing as some are or think they are. Yes, I agree that we could all take a few seconds and re read our posts and make corrections but if
We go on and on about what bugs us about how others type, those people are going to start feeling paranoid about posting. And just think about the next question you might have and not get the answer because the person who could answer that question might be the person that got paranoid about the way they type.
And if everyone becomes perfect in their posting , then that is taking part of my job away..I love to go thru and edit a few here and there.
Ease up.
thank you for saying that Eager Beaver.
Must we be so very very picky?
Not everyone is as perfect at typing as some are or think they are. Yes, I agree that we could all take a few seconds and re read our posts and make corrections but if
We go on and on about what bugs us about how others type, those people are going to start feeling paranoid about posting. And just think about the next question you might have and not get the answer because the person who could answer that question might be the person that got paranoid about the way they type.
And if everyone becomes perfect in their posting , then that is taking part of my job away..I love to go thru and edit a few here and there.
Ease up.
six munfs ago i cud not even spel eggsecutive... now i is one!
Come on guys.. lighten up... you are going to be giving people 'post paranoia' lol!!!
Before you all hate me for speaking my mind .. I am not disagreeing with what you are saying... but not everyone can spot when they make mistakes within their grammar. Not everyone has a spell check installed ... geesh it took me an age to fathom out how to install one on Firefox. Grammar, punctuation and paragraph style may not be 'natural' or very easy for some geeks. :hug:
it is a paragraf where there is no attempt 2 use any punctuationor full stops n commas.this includes lack of spacing n if i want 2 use a small i then i will.
My point exactly Angie, lol.come again...???...........:lol:
I don't think anybody sniggers behind anybody elses back and yes we all make mistakes. Some people are bad spellers, bad at grammer etc..... This has been acknowledged. My thread is really aimed at those peeps who actually can't be bothered to even try to post correctly.For some people, it is obvious that they aren't brilliant at Grammar.. but does it matter, really? As long as they get the point across and do their best, then I can forgive a few minor errors. I can read and see past minor errors, it is text talk and lack of punctuation I struggle with.
We all make mistakes at one time or another, I wouldn't like to think people are sniggering behind my back at the times I don't get all my posts 100% correct.
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