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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Locking/Closing of Threads, etc.
As an initial matter, why do you lock or preclude folks from posting/responding to threads - even those that may be years old? What's the point? Isn't some further discussion better than none?
Second, I find it supremely ironic when people give grammar advice and yet are too lazy and or too stupid to do basic things such as capitalize the first letter of a sentence or omit necessary apostrophes - esp. when discussing matters involving apostrophes, etc.
Second, I find it supremely ironic when people give grammar advice and yet are too lazy and or too stupid to do basic things such as capitalize the first letter of a sentence or omit necessary apostrophes - esp. when discussing matters involving apostrophes, etc.
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Anonymous Second, I find it supremely ironic when people give grammar advice and yet are too lazy and or too stupid to do basic things such as capitalize the first letter of a sentence or omit necessary apostrophes - esp. when discussing matters involving apostrophes, etc. If you have read many posts by the "certified" users of the site, you will see that we frequently correct capitalization errors and "texting" shortcut styles in users' posts.
- Anonymous Second, I find it supremely ironic when people give grammar advice and yet are too lazy and or too stupid to do basic things such as capitalize the first letter of a sentence or omit necessary apostrophes - esp.
- when discussing matters involving apostrophes, etc.
- If you have read many posts by the "certified" users of the site, you will see that we frequently correct capitalization errors and "texting" shortcut styles in users' posts.
- We encourage posters to use correct English.
- Anonymous As an initial matter, why do you lock or preclude folks from posting/responding to threads - even those that may be years old?
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AnonymousSecond, I find it supremely ironic when people give grammar advice and yet are too lazy and or too stupid to do basic things such as capitalize the first letter of a sentence or omit necessary apostrophes - esp. when discussing matters involving apostrophes, etc.If you have read many posts by the "certified" users of the site, you will see that we fr
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