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Re: The correct way to respond to misspelling and grammar

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Originally Posted by Andrew Schreiber View Post
Yes, the poster obviously does not think that I am worth anything or they would show me the respect of taking the time to spell. No, saying they aren't good at spelling is not an excuse. If English isn't the poster's first language the story is different.

If you want a respectful answer take the time to proof your post. Hiding behind excuses and claiming that I am not being "GP" won't cut it. Put a good faith effort, that is all I ask.

I want it noted that in your particular case, I don't know. This is a general statement.
I understand that you have said in my case that it is slightly different. But I don't mean just my case. Just things in general.

I myself DO suck at English. Yet it is my first and ONLY language. Because of this I rely on spell check a lot. I read over what I write, and I try my best to fix it. Yet at times I still make mistakes. Its part of the human race. No one is perfect.

So that being said. Can you really assume the poster doesn't respect you, or do you think that the person has simply made mistakes regardless of trying their hardest?
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