Typo while you post in threads?

[butternyk]

i am a great type errors person. sometime i even see them beore posting , but still keep on going and posting with typosss,

[Oranges]

It happens with me all the time, i always tend to type quickly and in the end always end up with typos, and then i read 'em again n correct them.
Its a pretty common issue for people who loves to type faster.

[Aquarezz]

It happens with me all the time, i always tend to tye quickly and in the always end up with typos, and then i read 'em again n correct them. Its pretty common issue for people who loves to type faster.

But you forgot to do that in the reply above?

[Tom]

Can we install a mandantory spell checker here to prevent posts like these from happening?

[Aquarezz]

Can we install a mandantory spell checker here to prevent posts like these from happening?

With an auto CAPS letter in the start of the sentence, as I hate threads without a capital letter in the beginning, it looks so amateuristic

You can request it here if you would like to

[Zash]

I hate typos, LOL, and I hate even more txt tlk nt n da phne.

Especially since I use Firefox, and I'm sure you can get a Spellchecker for the other browsers (can you), I see no excuse for poor spelling.

@Aquarezz, I hate threads without a period at the end, it looks so amateuristic.

By the way, 'amateuristic' isn't a word, it's 'amateur-like'.

[Aquarezz]

@Aquarezz, I hate threads without a period at the end, it looks so amateuristic.

By the way, 'amateuristic' isn't a word, it's 'amateur-like'.

Copied from my blog over @ RetiredAt16.Com:

There might be some problems when reading my blog posts, as I’m not a native English speaker, though I’m trying to do my best to write the best I can. If you find some mistakes, do correct me by making a comment or sending me an email. It’s appreciated!

So thanks for explaining! It's just in Belgium we say 'amateuristisch' and I thought it also existed in English

Thanks!

[Coastercraze]

On forums I generally do some mistakes. But when it comes to support tickets and dealing with clients, I must use proper English all the time and check myself. There is nothing worse than a support technician who can't speak right.

[Nick]

I'm OCD and a spelling nazi, so of course I correct my typos.

I only type an average of 90 words per minute with a matching accuracy rate of 90%. I hate to break the flow so I spellcheck when I'm completely done writing the post.

And anybody who uses Firefox automatically has a spellchecker. I recommend it to anybody who has spelling issues.

[Oranges]

But you forgot to do that in the reply above?

Damnn!! Me for that!! Corrected though!