well do you?
Im just curios.
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do you read posts wiht speling erors in the subject line?
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Cthulhu
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I hope they do. I leave spelling errors in my Thrend titles. (On purpose)
Also, herio can find some cool stuff, dispite his spelling.
Also, herio can find some cool stuff, dispite his spelling.
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haha well i'm reading this one aren't I ? :D
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7384395948urhfdjfrueruieieueue
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No. I would never do that.
…Crap.
…Crap.
i will also like to know you the more
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Rich
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Generally I don't since those threads are probably made by people who can't type coherently.
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Yes.
In fact, the more spelling errors there are, the more likely I am to click on it, because the contents are usually hilarious.
In fact, the more spelling errors there are, the more likely I am to click on it, because the contents are usually hilarious.
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usedbooks
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I like to decipher things… Like a coded secret message. :neenjah:
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Kristen Gudsnuk
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lol ninjaface!!
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Terminal
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Hey, um… sorry to say but you misspelled both “spelling”, “with”, and “errors.”
Try to be more careful next time. Many people avoid threads with words misspelled in titles. To be fair, threads with misspelled titles usually make the forum look bad.
>_>
Try to be more careful next time. Many people avoid threads with words misspelled in titles. To be fair, threads with misspelled titles usually make the forum look bad.
>_>
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Actually, I usually do… Only because I skim titles more than read them and, as such, I never really notice the errors until later. XD
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*points at the thread title.*
What do you think?
Idk. If there's something interesting to be said I usually do. The spelling isn't as important to me as the topic in general.
What do you think?
Idk. If there's something interesting to be said I usually do. The spelling isn't as important to me as the topic in general.
Welcome to the academy of the 1337. Try not to get fragged.
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thecaptain
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Well, Technically the human brain can automatically decipher simple spelling errors like the one in the title, relatively easy.. I think it goes something like this:
Your brain looks at the first and last letter in a word, and if they are in the right place will have no problem reading that word, no matter how out of place the rest of letter in the word are..
Your brain looks at the first and last letter in a word, and if they are in the right place will have no problem reading that word, no matter how out of place the rest of letter in the word are..
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Normally I don't care I just focus on the message being made.
If it's bad enough that I can't read it, then I have problem with it and choose not to read it again.
If it's bad enough that I can't read it, then I have problem with it and choose not to read it again.
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thecaptain
Well, Technically the human brain can automatically decipher simple spelling errors like the one in the title, relatively easy.. I think it goes something like this:
Your brain looks at the first and last letter in a word, and if they are in the right place will have no problem reading that word, no matter how out of place the rest of letter in the word are..
So does that mean I'm abnormally smart or that my brain is just that slow?
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thecaptain
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ShinGen
So does that mean I'm abnormally smart or that my brain is just that slow?
I suspect its the matrix making you believe, what you see is a lie…
Think about it…
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Of cruose not! Taht's riduciluos!
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I get annoyed because it makes the place look untidy, and I'm a bit of a perfectionist. I'm the kinda guy who tells someone else to remake the thread because they spelled it wrong.
Please, please, you give me too little credit.
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If despite the spelling the title is intriguing, absolutely ;)
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Kristen Gudsnuk
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thecaptain
Well, Technically the human brain can automatically decipher simple spelling errors like the one in the title, relatively easy.. I think it goes something like this:
Your brain looks at the first and last letter in a word, and if they are in the right place will have no problem reading that word, no matter how out of place the rest of letter in the word are..
eetmpaxorounes
ok guys, what word is that?
hahaha. haha. heh.
…and if anyone gets it, you get a gold star.
(here's a hint, two of its synonyms are “impromptu” or “improvised”.)
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kennatsu
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Its a knon fact tht humans can deciper mesags that are mssing just a few ltters. We don red the entire wrd. Or so I thnk…
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BekefelI believe you mean “kind of guy.”
I get annoyed because it makes the place look untidy, and I'm a bit of a perfectionist. I'm the kinda guy who tells someone else to remake the thread because they spelled it wrong.
lol bek u silly
i will also like to know you the more
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Mr Chappers
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I do read ones with spelling mistakes, mostly because; A. i have nothing better to do and B. I'm dyslexic myself so i can't spell most words (thank god for the spell check on Firefox)
Read the Author, its good i promise.
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Eunice P
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I do read them because I know nobody's perfect. Secondly, English is not my primary language.
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Masq
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I just did. Crud.
Well, never mind the title. If I see a click on what looks like a good subject line and I see:
“woot we'll chenge the wurlde lez do this cmon ppl LETS GOOOOOOOOOOO!”
THEN I get generally upset, because run-on sentances with no punctuation at all make me mad.
Well, never mind the title. If I see a click on what looks like a good subject line and I see:
“woot we'll chenge the wurlde lez do this cmon ppl LETS GOOOOOOOOOOO!”
THEN I get generally upset, because run-on sentances with no punctuation at all make me mad.
Whothehellstolemyspacebar?!
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Hapoppo
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I read them to laugh at people.
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crazyninny
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Only rarely, I rate peoples IQ on how they can spell without usinging LOL of OMG.
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marine
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I always do because I love seeing how people sexually assault the english language.
Generally I respond with as many spelling errors to parody the back patting idiocy that runs so rampant in our web comics world.
Generally I respond with as many spelling errors to parody the back patting idiocy that runs so rampant in our web comics world.
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kyupol
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ay olweys reed possts wihd spehlling erhrors.
NOW UPDATING!!!
https://tapas.io/series/AngHell-Dela-Blackpill-
https://tapas.io/series/AngHell-Dela-Blackpill-
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Cthulhu
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BekefelAnd yet you don't know the difference between “your” and “you're”?
I get annoyed because it makes the place look untidy, and I'm a bit of a perfectionist. I'm the kinda guy who tells someone else to remake the thread because they spelled it wrong.
OH SNAP.
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Poke Alster
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TBH i dont really notice the mistakes
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