User talk:PINATAcast

Spelling

One of the problems with people who flame others about spelling, is that they might get flamed back, especially if they don't spell well themselves. Since we prefer to avoid flame wars, or personal criticisms -- two issues that would break rules -- it might be more helpful to simply not make comments about other members' spelling errors.

By the way, 'apologise' is an acceptable (alternate) spelling, especially if you're British. Thanks. --FeralKitty 16:09, 6 November 2007 (EST)

One should take a little more time and effort into a wiki post. Misspellings are common in forum threads, but as a resource there should be set standards. I dont consider CHECK YOUR SPELLING flaming. If i said CHECK YOUR #@%$$%@#$ SPELLING, MORON... then Ya.

I have MADE posts in the forum with mild suggestions for people who continuously misspell their posts. I have even taken it a step further and PM those people and just a little FYI. --PINATAcast

Yes, one should put a little more time and effort into a wiki contribution, such as by signing one's own comment. Regardless, we don't have any rules or guidelines about spelling, and it's not our policy to enforce contributors to spell properly, or to use correct grammar or punctuation. --FeralKitty 17:06, 6 November 2007 (EST)