We are anonymous, but shouldn't we show the same courtesy as if we weren't anonymous?
If we were dealing with someone face to face and they wrote out something misspelling a word, would any of us say,"Learn to spell." I have seen things like that.
Also doesn't our religions teach us charity toward people who might have handicaps, visual, learning etc."
In Britain the rules of spelling and grammar are not always the same as the U. S. That is why someone got so angry and ask a question about spelling.
In Britain they think of words like nation, country, state etc as plural words since they comprise many people and they use verbs are, were, etc.
In the U. S. we think of them as single entities even though they comprise many people and we use the verbs is, was,etc.
Aren't good manners more important than good spelling and correct grammar?
2007-05-21
10:05:40
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Shirley T
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