No. It bothers me, too.

What really bothers me is when they use two, too and to wrong

Et irritates mi, mahn. I h8 eet wen peeple tolk liek thes.

I actually winced. Ugh. x.x

That's how it makes me feel.

People and furries are retarded.

Sorry to be pedantic, but :p

people's grammar*

so it's readable*

But in all seriousness, it does annoy me. And As Kium said, one of my problems is with mistakes regarding two, to and too. But my particular grudge is against your and you're. God I hate when people misuse those.

But in terms of correcting poor grammar, it's rude - if they couldn't be bothered then you bugging them isn't going to make them be bothered, and if they didn't know, then they didn't know. In the end, most of the time it's basically legible so it doesn't really matter. Plus we have to bear in mind that a percentage of people online don't speak English as their first language, and as I make grammar mistakes when I write in German, I can forgive them for doing the same.

:D This makes me happy. ^.^ Thank you for doing that. I love it when people correct me in this fashion. When its helpful and useful and done so that it isn't rude, it's very useful.

Though I beg to differ; if people aren't going to make the effort to correct their grammar because it's basically legible then it shows that they aren't willing to learn how to use grammar properly, and that's just sad. That or they're dyslexic/ have dyslexia.

As for people that don't use English as their primary in either writing or speaking I can also forgive for misspelled words and such. I have no issue with that. If nothing else, it shows what words they pay attention to/remember.

Well, now I feel bad, Sorry my leaning disability and lack of actual education bugs you so much, not like I had much of a choice to be ignored during my schooling and left to fend for myself.

Sometimes It would be wise to think of the other side of the coin, some of us don't choose to be bad it at because we're lazy, we're bad it it because we have problems.

I think you should stop for a moment and think. Reread my journal. There is no bias towards disabilities or lack or education there. On the contrary, I have no issue with either. If you have dyslexia or some other issue with learning that's fine. If you have a lack in education, I have no qualm with that. Notice that I also made some grammatical mistakes and Adia was nice enough to correct me.

As the other side of the coin goes, I do think on the other side of it- rather frequently, actually. I do think that people should try a bit harder to be more consistent with how often they use grammar properly though. If nothing else, consistency can help with the issue of improper use of grammar.

I apologize if you were offended. That was not the intent.

Fair enough, I'm just a tad testy on the subject, I don't like to go around being "OH HAI GUIS I DON'T BRAIN RIGHT!" so I get all manner of bullshit over grammar and spelling.

No bad grammar bother me as well. But what I do when I see the grammatical errors I do what I always do: Ignore the smoke and smile. I do make mistakes but I do try and correct as many as I can. My primary issue is typing your when I mean to type you're.

I have the you and you're issue too. :<

Complaining about someone's grammar is the same as complaining about mistakes someone makes drawing or complaining that somebody always tells jokes that aren't funny. It's rude to do so when you aren't asked to or when it's really not important. But it's acceptable to do so when it's actually important or if someone asks you to check their grammar.

Most of the time, grammar issues don't bother me as it is usually clear what was meant. After all, what is being said is usually more important than the individual words being used. The only time I really get bugged is when someone publishes a book and there are bad errors in it. (The kind of errors that stop your reading because they make no sense, proof reading shouldn't miss those kinds of errors.)

I've, unfortunately, grown accustomed to it. :/ When I see something really bad I might snicker about it, but I rarely take the time to bother correcting someone who is going to just get pissy about it.

If you weren't spelling correctly or you had a lot of grammatical errors for whatever reason, wouldn't you be annoyed at someone constantly bugging you about it?

Some of the abbreviations confuse me a little, but I'm getting used to it the more I see.

Getting your and you’re and to, too and two mixed up really bugs me.

I try not to correct grammar when I do notice it because A: in my personal experiance its mostly from people who are living in a different country, and some random American pointing it out is not going to change a life-time of habbits. B: I know of one individual who has it stated on their profile something to the effect of 'English is a second language, please do not constantly correct me'. C: If I understand it, I don't care. D: I know of another individual who is dyslexic, no point correcting her, she wouldn't see the difference between what she wrote and the corrected version. Oh, and as for the "English is not a first language" people, English has the most complex grammar of any language on the planet, we have the most forms of the verb "to be".

I personally try to correct my spelling and grammar when I can. I'm not always perfect there were several things about grammar that I A; never understood and B; never learned very well. As for my spelling, if I realize that I spelled something wrong, and don't know how to spell it, I will add something like (sorry for the bad spelling).

On a side note, probably the reason I personally don't care is that both my father and older brother have terrible spelling. Both have ADHD, and my brother is mildly Autistic (probably spelled wrong).

If you have noticed that my spelling was fine before, and now is not so good, it's because Fire Fox has a built in spell checker, Explorer does not.

However, "net speak" drives me up the fucking wall! *angry face*

Punctuation is usually where I get the most picky. Especially people who do runon sentences because they think that the bigger the sentence, the smarter they sound.