Does anyone feel that any answer given with clear spelling/grammer flaws should be ignored due to ignorance?

Question

You have no idea how many people are going to read what you write, so why not take the time to make sure your thoughts are clearly laid out. And use coherent abbreviations such as "don't" or "I've" not that stupid "ru" or "i like 2" bull. And for future reference, the letter "i" is always capatilized when by itself in a sentence.

Answer 1

You will have a loved one, a small child, who will die from second hand smoke lung cancer.

Answer 2

I agree to a point. It seems like some of these questions are asked with an accent? (broken English). People are in a hurry now a days. With the texting and short cuts for everything. Spelling has gone by the way side. Gramme/Grammar check is just to time consuming to use. Gramme/Grammer/Grammar

Answer 3

and to tell someone to go die in a fire is not ignorant? do you know how many people on here may have been personally affected by incompassionate, IGNORANT statements such as that one? Really, dude, what makes you the spokesperson for intelligence? Gramme=grammar. Get over yourself, C ya L8r

Answer 4

Spelling Chequer

Eye halve a spelling chequer
It came with my pea sea
It plainly marques four my revue
Miss steaks eye kin knot sea
Eye strike a key and tipe a word
And weight four it two say
Weather eye am rong oar write
It shows me strait a weigh

As soon as a mist ache is maid
It nose bee fore two long
And eye can put the error rite
Its rare lea eva rong
Eye have run this poem threw it
I am shore your pleased two no
Its letter perfect awl the weigh
My chequer tolled me sew.

Unknown Author

dont ya hate it wen the chequer iz rong!
C ya L8er dude

Answer 5

The art of writing has been replaced by e-mail and text messages. Yes, it is cute to show your joy with a :) but that is not proper use of the language. That type of usage should be kept for chatting with friends on the Internet or over your mobile phone, but has no place in a business or mass communications environment.

Just as it is not appropriate to refer to your boss as "dude!!", the use of slang, however high tech, should not be in the business world.

Answer 6

I do so totally agree with you. I find messages hard to read when one letter is used for a whole word. Brevity has taken the place of proper grammar unfortunately. Anything to save a couple of seconds. I guess it's the world we live in. I won't do it though.

Answer 7

You mean grammar? Yeah it's weird reading some stuff when it makes absolutely no sense. But hey allot of times most people are just having a good time and what can you do anyways but have a good time yourself.

Answer 8

Semanticly speaking, all points are getting across ... and I find the creative termimology to be quite interesting. Though seldom elloquent. Very entertaining actually, from my perspective.

Taa. Taa.

Answer 9

who has the time? idea is to get the idea across. Its not that you are writing a book.
btw: you took time to point flaws in others--but your own prose is fraught with structural compositional errors--albeit none spelling wise I am sure you made sure of that. so however hard you try--mistakes are bound to creep in.
bottom line--who has the ***ing time.

Answer 10

I don't have a problem with ppl taking shortcuts, but bad grammar/misspelling definitely makes me question the intelligence of the typist.

using a lower case "i" = ok
not knowing when to use "your" vs. "you're" = stupid

Answer 11

No......the ways and means may be differed but the our ultimate goal is to reach to target.....like that when someone raised their doubts through question here.......no need to see it is with gramatical or spelling errors as of it can be understood by the answerer.....