Right Harold J. It takes longer, more (recalcitrant) brain cells are involved, but it's, like, *totally* worth it. "That's why I've always maintained..." Also a good point. A good habit has to be maintained but, like I said, it's so worth the trouble.
After all, words are all we have when communicating like this (no facial expressions etc.) so your messages should be concise, to the point and correctly spelled.
I am often baffled, when reading forum posts, by mistakes/omissions I guess are the result of simply not proof-reading or previewing. An omitted or misspelled word can render the whole message meaningless.
Unclear writing suggests (to me, anyway,) an unclear mind.
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Right Harold J. It takes longer, more (recalcitrant) brain cells are involved, but it's, like, *totally* worth it. "That's why I've always maintained..." Also a good point. A good habit has to be maintained but, like I said, it's so worth the trouble. After all, words are all we have when communicating like this (no facial expressions etc.) so your messages should be concise, to the point and correctly spelled. I am often baffled, when reading forum posts, by mistakes/omissions I guess are the result of simply not proof-reading or previewing. An omitted or misspelled word can render the whole message meaningless. Unclear writing suggests (to me, anyway,) an unclear mind.
...is this about file-sharing? Are the 'Does' P2P network users?