Why do people ask all these questions and don't feel the need to spell them correctly???

Answer 1

Dear Veness,
You, or someone else, asked us this yesterday. Several answered, and I decided their answers were good. So I did not write.

Here's (although it should be Here ARE) my 10 cents: YA an open site, and all ages/races/capacities are invited to enjoy the forum. I could be snobby and use my excellent English skills to astound you all. And I do try to be correct and spell well. However, a question needs answering, and if I can shed light on a problem, I consider it a joy. IF the question is unclear, or so poorly worded (usually written by a non-native-English speaker) that it is unintelligible, I may make suggestions.

However, in the long run, there is no way to legislate spelling, and content is more important than legalism.

Be brave and helpful. "I'd rather be happy than right. . ."

Answer 2

I agree, but it is important to remember that not all people have the ability to spell 'correctly.' For example, my sister uses Y!A and she, being severely dyslexic, is often targetted for incorrect spelling which she finds very upsetting.

And before someone says 'use a spell checker' - it doesn't always pick up words if the spelling carries another meaning.

Answer 3

i dont think its being lazzy
Point out also... not everyone are english speaking .WE have a challenge writting or figure out the spelling ,the grammar of things... i'm the proof of it...lol . well wait i spell as bad in french as i do english. Some ppl have LD and for them its not as easy to use grammar and fluently type as you do.It's more important that we get are question and remarks understood the rest we can have teacher slaping are fingers with a ruler to have bade grammar

Answer 4

They are just to lazy to spell check,really no excuse when provision is there.