Do you preview your dicussion or response before posting it?

I'm the worst for this. I get an idea for a discussion or response and have to rattle it off quickly before I forget and I just hit submit without checking. My posts are full, of glaring typos and transposed letters....I actually took the time to check this post and found 3...LLAMA

I preview it before I hit the post button, but not by using the preview button. I usually will see the mistakes once I have posted it anyways.

I am guilty for not always previewing my posts. I am looking for my mistakes but I do preview too seldom as I want to post faster and this way sometimes mistakes in spelling/typing are overlooked. It is just because I want to post and answer in a day as much as I can. Previewing the response uses up time.

No, i don't preview the responses at all. I hate to do that. It wastes more time and your bandwidth in using mylot and hence I usually submit my replies and discussions directly instead of previewing it.

At the start in mylot, there was no option of submitting your discussions directly, you need to preview it and then only you could submit it for posting. At that time, that used to be a very irritating process. I guess due to many people complaining or suggesting, I guess that option has been taken away and the new process of either previewing or submitting your response directly have come into force. As always that itself showed that how mylot listens to its users and how much concerned are they with the users. That was a great testimonial for mylot and I started to like mylot even better.

I don't preview it, and many times I wish I had. I see some word typed totally incorrectly or that I typed the wrong phrase. And I've already hit to post it lol.

I usually correct my mistakes as I am typing, but there have been a few times, after I hit the submit button that I saw a word spelled wrong, or I wanted to add something additional. One of my pet peeves that I see here in My Lot is when there is words spelled wrong in the subject line. That just goes right through me, like fingers down a chalk board.