Proper Grammr/Spelling

some people really don't know how to write and speak English properly but they are trying to communicate as much as they can to express their thoughts and idea on a certain topic, some people don't know how to speak or write English actually but they are trying learn from experience and so we encounter few grammatical error or spelling, any way nobody is perfect here.

spelling is proper but some grammer mistake.

Typos and little spelling mistakes don't really bug me all that much, it's when I have to sit and read something slowly and carefully to understand what someone is trying to say. I read things how they are and if the grammar is awful and the spelling is bad, it... I don't know. It kinda makes it harder to read for me. I don't want to sit and "translate" what someone is trying to say.

Because people who can't spell or use a language correctly are less likely to get hired. Communicating effectively is one of the most important parts of any job. Yes, it doesn't matter if someone misspells words, etc. on Mylot, but if I was hiring someone for a job and got a resume or cover letter with spelling or grammar mistakes, I wouldn't even consider hiring that person. If they can't bother to look up words in a dictionary on such an important document, why should I think they'll be any more careful on the job?

Peole who generallt make a big fuss over grammar and spelling because they themselves are very gud at these things and they feel bad if someone is doing it wrong

I tend to not let the grammar and spelling mistakes get me upset. Besides the fact that typos are common, especially when you are trying to type out your thoughts fast, we have to consider that this is an International forum. There are users here who are just beginning to speak and communicate in English, and I think that their efforts are commendable. In the 6 weeks or so that I have been here, I have seen several foreign users whose English has noticeably improved, so this has got to be a good learning experience for them. We also have users from a variety of educational backgrounds here. We can't expect someone who has not completed their secondary education to communicate as effectively as someone with a Master's Degree, can we? I am going to check out the Grammar Nazi site that you posted; it sounds like it would be a bunch of high-strung, obnoxious people! This should be a fun and informative place for all of us, regardless of our writing skills.