Spelling

[Michaela Jane]

I know for some of us, spelling is something we take pride in and REALLY notice things that are spelled, or even spelt, wrongly. I have, at last, succumbed to an obvious spelling mistake on one of our pages and decided to report it. I wonder  if anyone has ever noticed and thought about getting it fixed.

I refer to the banner on the photos page.

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It sticks out like a sore thumb!

I hope this post is taken with the humour, or is that humor, that it was intended.

[Christine Thomas]

Nice catch. I have the same problem when they spell “h-e-r” as “h-e” and “wo-m-a-n” as “m-a-n”. It just feels so wrong! 🙂

[Wanda Ovahear]

ISWYDT

[Christine Thomas]

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oh, I see what that means..

🙂

• This reply was modified 1 year ago by Christine Thomas.

[Cathryn]

Do not keep it a secret, tell the rest of us…

[Christine Thomas]

I think it means…I see what you did there 🙂

[Harriette]

Urbandictionary.com

[Wanda Ovahear]

It’s the “cross” part that bothers me. I’m a very happy dresser.

[Emily Alt]

As is so often the case, we see what we want to see and filter out things that are superfluous to the message.  Regardless, a professionally run website should not have spelling mistakes.  I will make sure this gets addressed.

/EA

[Clarissa Cross]

Please girls, don’t forget that some of us (including myself) are not having English as our native language.

[Harriette]

Presentation matters, like a run in our stockings.

If the post or article is representitive of the forum, then request an edit. We can all do better. If it is a member post, then move on.

[Anonymous]

I have a few pet peeves. Grammatical errors and misspellings rank high on the list.

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