LogFAQs > #976077689

Yes. It is ridiculously depressing to see basic rules of English being violated on official documentation. It is also tiring to read the online manuals at work; spelling errors, nonsensical half-edited sentences, and the blatant abuse of commas litter these manuals. I also have a tendency to filter out the bulk of Discord posts, since they are saturated with messages of the form in question. It is hard to shift out of the habit of skipping over text after a session on either Discord or Reddit. I generally have a pathological habit of forgetting to take people seriously whenever they consistently cannot write correctly. Unfortunately, online communities that are built around children's cartoons consist mostly of these sorts of people. Sometimes, I have to question what I'm doing, frequenting these communities to begin with. Then I provide myself the answer: Not much else in life really interests me anymore, and I feel a bit less lonely reading through discussions of the few things that do interest me. Anyway, I am inclined to blame the Worldwide Web, for not only condoning typos and incorrect grammar, but encouraging them also.