Q Talk

[spabar]

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@SilleeMee wrote:

She doesn't talk business enough. It's the casual chatter with her. I need to know more about what's in the presentation and not about the chatter.

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@SilleeMee - do you know she is a long distance runner? 🤦🏼‍♀️😜

[Desertdi]

[Shanus]

Spellcheck should not be an issue here. Just read the intended content. Let it go. BTW, punctuation, paragraphs don't count either. There's too much criticism.

[Estellee]

@Luvsmyfam I like Ali too, very pleasant host.

[They CallMe MRWILKES]

I appreciate the availability of the spellcheck tool.

Of course, no one is required to make use of it.

It takes but a second to scan your post, and I find it quite helpful and simple to use.

[Marp]

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@Shanus wrote:

Spellcheck should not be an issue here. Just read the intended content. Let it go. BTW, punctuation, paragraphs don't count either. There's too much criticism.

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That is one of the most ridiculous things I've read on these boards. Punctuation matters.

The intent of a post can be dramatically changed by the inclusion or elimination of a comma or other punctuation.

BTW, sentence structure also matters.

[DJs mom]

I am bothered by Ali Carr which is why I try to avoid all shows she is hosting. She is too busy with her corny jokes and puns to make me want to watch her shows. If every time you tell a joke you have to ask the person if they got it, then it is time for you to stop making jokes. They aren't funny. She goes on and on about her kids (Henry & Violet) and also that she runs marathons. We know Ali, you say it every chance you get!

[World Traveler]

Anyone who values excellence should want their post to be as error-free as possible. It is so simple to spell check and then to check over what has been written before posting to ensure the initial intent is conveyed in a way that was intended.

Assuming people will understand what you mean when you write something is being naive and just an excuse to be sloppy.

Spell check, read over the post for content, use punctuation, use paragraphs to make it easier for others to read, and then post. Some errors may happen (even possibly in this post of mine!), but at least you know you tried to do your best. Others will appreciate it. 

[They CallMe MRWILKES]

Making an effort so your posts are easy for fellow posters to read is very considerate.

I always appreciate punctuation,  paragraphs and spacing in any post, but particularly the lengthy ones.