Poor spellers are still contributers.
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Prompted by another thread of mine, I'm going to take a stand on this and I invite others to join me.
There are excellent business men (and women) on PH. Excellent drivers. Excellent mechanics. Excellent cyclists. Fire men (and women). Policemen (and women), charity workers etc etc. But its very possible (likely) that not all those people will be excellent (or even good) at spelling or grammar. Whether that is a good thing or not is another argument.
And these people are (mainly) valuable contributers. Key word that, contributers. Because as long as thier message is transmitted and understood the way they intended it to be, a contribution is what they have made.
Text speak, I unapologetically think we here are better than. But by flying into a rage over a minute piece of incorrect grammar or spelling that in no way confuses the actual message of the post, you are NOT contributing. You are being a dick. Please just try much harder. In general.
There are excellent business men (and women) on PH. Excellent drivers. Excellent mechanics. Excellent cyclists. Fire men (and women). Policemen (and women), charity workers etc etc. But its very possible (likely) that not all those people will be excellent (or even good) at spelling or grammar. Whether that is a good thing or not is another argument.
And these people are (mainly) valuable contributers. Key word that, contributers. Because as long as thier message is transmitted and understood the way they intended it to be, a contribution is what they have made.
Text speak, I unapologetically think we here are better than. But by flying into a rage over a minute piece of incorrect grammar or spelling that in no way confuses the actual message of the post, you are NOT contributing. You are being a dick. Please just try much harder. In general.
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Not laughing at anyone's exponse, just because I can see where this thread is going.
ts that ruin quite a few threads on this site.