How much attention do you pay?
@abhi_bangal (6295)
Ahmednagar, India
June 19, 2025 12:35am CST
As we are active on this energetic platform and connecting with many like-minded people, we tend to keep on writing in the flow. Most of the times it happens with us. We keep on writing fast to not break the flow of our thoughts. But there is one possibility of some errors like spelling mistakes, grammatical errors, or punctuation errors going wrong.
It certainly happens with me. What I try to do is, before posting any discussion or response, I read it from start to finish. These days because most of us are using flow keyboards to type, there is a possibility of any typo as well. For example, "rightly said" can become "tightly said"... 
Happened with me just 2 days back.
Do you go back to correct such errors? Or do you post what you have written in one go without going back to read, confirm and then post?
Happened with me just 2 days back.
Do you go back to correct such errors? Or do you post what you have written in one go without going back to read, confirm and then post?4 people like this
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@Shivram59 (42868)
• India
21 Jun
When I write a post, I read it twice, sometimes even thrice. Still I know some errors remain to be corrected, because my English is not perfect.
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@abhi_bangal (6295)
• Ahmednagar, India
22 Jun
No one's prefect. So don't fret about that. I don't read it thrice. But yes, at least twice. And if I were to read this reply after a month, and I find out that there's some error in that, I would go on and edit it.
So don't fret about that. I don't read it thrice. But yes, at least twice. And if I were to read this reply after a month, and I find out that there's some error in that, I would go on and edit it.1 person likes this
@abhi_bangal (6295)
• Ahmednagar, India
22 Jun
@Shivram59 That's how we all improve. Even when you read by paying some attention, you'll realize that you can do even better
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@Shivram59 (42868)
• India
22 Jun
@abhi_bangal I understand It's normal. Write a post and leave it for two or even one month, and then read it again. I'm sure you will feel you can write it in a better way.
I understand It's normal. Write a post and leave it for two or even one month, and then read it again. I'm sure you will feel you can write it in a better way.1 person likes this
@abhi_bangal (6295)
• Ahmednagar, India
19 Jun
Nice! nice!! Good! As I too said, I too go back and read what I wrote. There are types at times. I sort them out too.
At times, I've edited my replies after posting too. For example, if I find something worth correcting, I'll go back and do that. I've even corrected spelling mistakes of older posts that I happen to stumble upon just by chance.
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@abhi_bangal (6295)
• Ahmednagar, India
19 Jun
I'm sure you do. That's why almost all of your discussions, comments and replies are error free.
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@LindaOHio (192460)
• United States
20 Jun
I'm very picky so if I ever find an error, I correct it.
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@abhi_bangal (6295)
• Ahmednagar, India
20 Jun
That's why there are no errors in your posts here. It's always good to read error-free content. I too do the same. If anything has got overlooked, only then chances are it will remain with mistakes.
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