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Oliviaface · 10-10-2009, 03:04 PM

Yes, because the whole point of this thread is obviously to pick on people who are dyslexic, even after the first post stated otherwise.

This post puts what I am trying to say a lot more eloquently;

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Originally Posted by ScreamSongsOfGlory

I don't really see how us saying that we prefer it when people use proper sentence structure is classed as bullying, to be honest. As Daemon said, with a story that made me laugh, it can really change the meaning of a sentence, which can in turn change the meaning of a post. Everyone makes mistakes - I know I do. Even quickly reading it through can sometimes mean I miss something out. We're not expecting perfection, but people making what they're saying legible. A whole block of text with shortened (2 instead of to etc) words is incredibly difficult to read. It's bound to put people off reading them. I try to read it anyway, but it does take twice as long with the translating I have to do in my head.

10-10-2009, 03:04 PM	#73
Oliviaface Join Date: Feb 2008	Yes, because the whole point of this thread is obviously to pick on people who are dyslexic, even after the first post stated otherwise. This post puts what I am trying to say a lot more eloquently; Quote: Originally Posted by ScreamSongsOfGlory I don't really see how us saying that we prefer it when people use proper sentence structure is classed as bullying, to be honest. As Daemon said, with a story that made me laugh, it can really change the meaning of a sentence, which can in turn change the meaning of a post. Everyone makes mistakes - I know I do. Even quickly reading it through can sometimes mean I miss something out. We're not expecting perfection, but people making what they're saying legible. A whole block of text with shortened (2 instead of to etc) words is incredibly difficult to read. It's bound to put people off reading them. I try to read it anyway, but it does take twice as long with the translating I have to do in my head.
Oliviaface Join Date: Feb 2008