Do you preview your discussions before submitting??

I never saw preview to any of my discussion or postings as there will not be using any html format so I don't think preview is required and about mistakes very rare they happen and i'll ignore them

I always do that if my response is long. I do it to check the content of my response and to check for grammatical or spelling errors. But when my response is just a short one, I don't preview it anymore. I just read it again and
then submit.

No, I rarely ever check back to see if I've made any spelling mistakes or grammatical errors. I pretty much can tell while I'm typing if I mess something up, and I usually just backspace and fix as I go.

Most of the time I don't review my responses, comments or discussions which led me to a number of bloopers.

Twice I started a discussion on the wrong category. Once or twice I posted the wrong comments because I always open multiple tabs.

Several times I had spelling errors and sometimes I missed out some words.

I guess, I need to be more careful from now on.

Is there a "preview" button before submitting replies or discussions? I don't see one or I don't notice one. I only see it when creating and submitting personal message.

We all make spelling mistakes even when we have previeved the discussion before posting it.

If we can tell the mistake has been made on reading other discussions the that member has proved thier point as we understood the gist of the post.

Have a great day from Deeeky.

LOL I do - and I STILL make loads of typos and spelling mistakes! Guess it is part of wanting to get everything we have to say down before we forget? xxx

Nah, I just skip this part and click "post response" after I've written my piece. As for spelling mistakes, you can easily fix those without having to preview your post. All the misspelled words are underlines in red, so all you have to do is right click the word/s and a suggested word of the correct spelling pops out. it's really simple you won't need to waste a lot of time doing it. But then again, as I wrote on a different discussion, the spelling shouldn't really be a big problem as long as we can still understand what you're trying to say.

I ought to, I really should. But eight times out of ten I forget, or rather I don't look properly. I usually read them back to make sure that they make some sense, but that is about the extent of it. I think that yoou will rarely find a discussion from me that is correct in format, grammar or spelling. Woeful really, and very lazy. Usually though, I am just grateful to get to the end.