For posting on Reddit what’s better grammar and no spelling mistakes or casual grammar and some mistakes?
Posted Nov 4, 2022, 1:28 AM UTC
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I don't mind the occasional typo or abbreviation, but I really appreciate reasonably sound sentence structure and readable punctuation.
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Does it matter if it rolls of the tongue smoothly or if it just makes sense.
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Since I'm reading it vs. speaking it, I prefer it to make sense over smoothness of speech, but I also find that often the latter follows the former.
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For posting questions, I’d say make sure there’s no mistakes and the grammar is perfect, whereas for answering questions it tends to be easier to have a conversation when it’s more casual.
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100%
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I mean, commas would really help.