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.. and it came to pass that John Underwood <john@jsunderwood.
demon.co.uk> uttered forth:
>
>Assuming that the question is put in a polite and positive way (or at
>least is seen to be an attempt at doing that), what do you do if the
>author then starts shouting about being criticised for his lack of
>education and who do you think you are to say you're better than me or
>....

Good point - people have tried to put ImArse off, but he's
persistent in his babblelogue...

>
>In fact, I can even remember a suggestion made that the only reason I
>"deliberately use" correct spelling and good grammar is to show that I
>am better than everyone else and I should make mistakes like everybody
>because it doesn't matter anyway.

That's an interesting suggestion. Perhaps I should consider
having a driving accident once every so often to prove that I'm not
the same as careful and considerate drivers. Also, wait until you
knock one of these people down in your car.... and then tell the
ambulance drivers that the victim is allergic to all painkillers.
Simple mistake... and it doesn't matter anyway!!

However, deliberately using correct spelling and grammar
certainly shows that you are better [ at communicating ] than
anyone [ who has difficulty deciding whether or not their
communication places demands upon the recipient ].

Keep up the deliberate correct spelling. It's a joy to read.
-- 
 
"Dungeon" Dave, in anti-harvest mode...

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