I have a favor to ask you about your posts

[Arc weld]

It is nice to not have to decipher what someone is trying to say. What irks me is when people try to tell people how to do things when they don't know themselves. That doesn't help anyone. Making a suggestion is one thing but there's times when the info given is horribly wrong and could result in someone getting seriously injured or something is destroyed.

 

[ss4010]

well rnt u a jrk por kid cunnent ford no skoolin n u wunnent hir im

Meany!

ROFL!

 

[Ken45101]

While I agree that readability is important, sloppy writing helps me get through all the mail faster: if it's mumbo jumbo I just hit delete and move on. If the writer doesn't take the effort to write clearly, I just skip it.

 

[murphy1244]

well rnt u a jrk por kid cunnent ford no skoolin n u wunnent hir im

Meany!

Speaking of which, where's (removed) been?

 

[HillStreet]

I disagree, If you can make out what the person is typing that's all that matters. This is a forum not a language class. Some here are old farmers with not a lot of typing skills.

I agree with you.

 

[ace10]

some punctuation and paragraphs, yes absolutely.
spelling, no.
grammar, no.
capitalization, no.


and that's all i have to say about that....

 

[Citydude]

The grammer fourms are in Walmart, isle 4.....

 

[TnAndy]

Some here are old farmers with not a lot of typing skills.

And as we age, and work around farm machinery, some of us aren't equipped as well with the required appendages to operate a keyboard.

Hey, doing the best I can........

 

[Threepoint]

I disagree, If you can make out what the person is typing that's all that matters. This is a forum not a language class. Some here are old farmers with not a lot of typing skills.

I'm new to TBN, but the OP's comments pretty much apply across the Internet boards I've visited. Rmk700's point on typing skills is well taken, and it's not just old farmers, or old anyone for that matter. But that doesn't prevent taking a few moments to proofread before posting.

 

[jimgerken]

This (TBN) is the greatest collection of creative, helpful, experienced people I have ever found. I would appreciate it if all TBNers used proper english and punctuation, but I will settle for whatever they can offer because I want their opinions. If the notes get really bad, we each have the option of skipping reading them (and I do skip any that have no caps and no punctuation). Thanks.