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Why are the suggestions for a spell check being ignored? Ispell is free. I'm not condoning bullying. However, it has it's place in this world. I was bullied in school because I was skiny and weak. That bullying lead me to get on a health kick, and start working out. It made me take a look at myself, and gave me motivation to better myself. By the end of my school career, I was much bigger, stronger, and faster than the bullies. I was also a better person, as I forgave them, and did not seek revenge. I actually thanked one of them. The look on his face was one of confusion, and fear that I may be there to seek an eye for an eye.
The point is, Bigfoot, you may have a learning disablility. However, it should not be used for an excuse for not considering how it frustrates others, and causes problems when something like a simple spellcheck/grammer check can help the issue, while you ignore the advice. If you want others to respect your disablility, you must respect others frustration when trying to figure out what you have posted. You must ask yourself "Am I doing everything I can to help others understand me?" As I pointed out early, there are a lot of threads in Trader Talk about deals that have gone horribly wrong that involve people that post much like you do. You can not expect people to be warm and fuzzy about your post when history shows what it does about posts like that. Bullying may be wrong, but expecting it to be nonexsistent is naive. I wish you luck in your struggle. Don't give up the struggle, and expect others to strugle with your disablity more than you are willing too at this point. Here is a link to a free spellcheck. Hope it helps a little. http://www.iespell.com/download.php |
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My Google spell check counts 7 errors in your post,, A little of the pot calling the kettle black,, No? |
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+1 scale, jc really i use the one on here, its got me around with only 2 complaints since i joined and have made deals sold alot bout alot , i think that's pretty good,and the complaints just know coming in the last week,i cant see where your point is,maby i need a little more work,but some also do
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I'm too tolerant. It must stop !
I'm not having any trouble understanding what he says...I pretend I'm a teacher,and add punctuation where it's needed.
Some folks have difficulty with learning disabilities, and rather than get upset with them, let's try to understand the problem. Those of us lucky enough to sail through life with words and thoughts easily formed cannot understand why those folks are making our lives difficult with poor spelling and punctuation. It's not intentional-I've learned that even with extreme effort, the words are offered misspelled and improperly punctuated. They can't 'fix' it, without years of therapy and medication..-the words they type'appear' correct to them. I'm all about figuring it out, on my end, and moving along. Can we get back to whatever the topic is ? |
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![]() So, let me see if I understand you guys point of view on this. By suggesting he try to better himself, and aid his disability so that communication for him would be easier, and better, I'm bullying him? However, your advice is for him to just keep doing what he is, and the rest of the world is a bully if they dare suggest they can't understand him and that his communication skills need some more effort from him? The rest of the World should have to adapt to him while asking him to put effort into improving is bullying? Sorry, but you can not soften real life for people. Telling this guy that it's OK, and there is no need to put any effort into his disability, and the rest of the world are bullies that he shouldn't have to face is NOT the right advice. It may help his hurt feelings for a bit, but in no way is it helping him. Hard Truth: Life is hard, people are cruel, and the weak fall behind. I didn't make it that way, and I don't like it, but it simply is what it is, and to believe anyone here is going to change the world in this persons lifetime is simply ridiculous Hollywood BS, and not reality. Telling him his "problem" isn't a problem IS NOT good advice, and does more harm than any "bullying" that actually points out the problem and the need for continued effort on his part. |
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One of the forum software that I build themes for, has another theme builder that has been a quad paraplegic for all of his adult life. Imagine typing what I just typed by holding a stick between your teeth. Imagine building a theme, editing the css sheets and php sheets, all with a wooden stick in your mouth. Yet he still manages to communicate effectively and efficently with his customers.What he did was to identify himself as a quad via his profile. It goes a long ways to letting people know to give a bit of slack. Personally I do not see where anyone was bullied. Far too many young adults are using poor grammer in their day to day communications, hard to tell the lazy from those that truly have a problem. |
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