why is it when you ask a question and the spelling is wrong?

Question

(i'm dyslexic) some people dont answer the question but pick on you

when you add details you can't check and i have to spend ages looking in the dictionary

for example i put amassing insted of amazing and cause it is a word just not the right one the spell check was ok

lazy timegirl funny christian you should come to my bible study

Answer 1

cause they cant help it. ignore them.

Answer 2

Well you seemed to have done a fine job of apelling with this question.
People pick on those individuals that ask what could be a good question but appear to have been asked by someone with the intelligence of a 4 year old. Have you ever looked at some of the questions asked here? I have seen questions that not one word was spelled right. Even simple stuff like say the word "and". I have seen it spelled nad, adn and so forth.
I don't mean to put someone down but in reality that type of person needs to worry less about wh the can't post a picture on myspace, and more about why they can't pass there english class.
Maybe that is part of the problem. The internet has made a generation of people who are to lazy to spell anymore? I really can't say.
But I don't crack on those that make simple mistakes. Just those that act as though they are stupid.

Answer 3

As a a fellow dyslexic, I sympathize with you. However, often you see many questions where either the spelling or grammar makes the question non-understandable or the question is phrased in so much chat-speak or slang that it takes hours to figure out what the person is asking.

I generally try to ignore spelling errors unless they're either very prevalent or slightly humorous. Hang in there. (Also the google toolbar has a built in spell check for what you type on the form, and IE 7 seems to embed a spell checker in all entry Fields.)

Answer 4

Well, Quite frankly, I LIKE being corrected.

I understand you are dyslexic, however, isn't it helpful to you when things are pointed out to you?

I have found that ridicule has been the best teacher for me.
My grammar and spelling have improved by leaps and bounds since I've been on the computer with others.

But that is just me.

Answer 5

Sometimes it could be a typo--use the "check Spelling" button. That should help you out with no problem. Hang in there and keep asking

Answer 6

If you are truly dyslexic the solution to help you cope with your illness would be to try harder to spell your questions and answers correctly. An valuable tool in this would be to use the spell checker provided at all times.

Answer 7

i know how you feel, because i type really fast so i sometimes have typing error and people are more bothered that i missed a letter or got the letters the wrong, way round then actually reading the question.

AND

most of the time people understand what you have written, so i don't understand why they make a big deal out of it, if they can read it then they shouldn't moan.

Answer 8

Because it seems no one can spell anymore. Even if you are dyslexic there is a spell checker here. So there are no excuses. If I make a typo, I'll go back and edit it.

Answer 9

if you add details and cant check the spelling, try checking on the web at www.dictionary.com that way u can cut and paste the word and it gives you different suggestions for the word even if u've spelt it wrong

Answer 10

People can be very critical. I will answer questions whether it's spelled right or not. What I can't stand I the intentional misspelling of words;
wot - what
r u - are you
wont - want

I shouldn't be so picky, but it gets on my last nerve!

Answer 11

Don't blame your laziness on your condition. There's a "check spelling" box right above where you type.