Topic: Don't let those spelling mistakes & poor grammar turn your post into a shitpost. (Read 537 times)
February 14, 2019, 11:17:17 PM
Doesn't this company get to savagely mine every single keystroke of data you enter in? No thanks, I would prefer to be careful.
February 13, 2019, 10:05:31 PM
Grammarly is useful in correcting your use of grammar, and helps perfect that which you already have an idea of. To really expand your English vocabulary you would need to take learning classes, or regularly converse in English language.
On the contrary, Grammarly can also help you expand your English Vocabulary and even get a clear definition of any difficult words that you may come across the forum without you having to go through online English dictionaries. All you have to do is double-click on the word you don't understand and a definition, brief description and explanation will be displayed with links to external sites if you want to learn more about it.
Here is an example, I clicked on the word Nonsensical and this is what I got... I have most certainly added the word preposterous in my vocabulary.
What matters most is your mindset towards learning something and practice. I could still go for learning classes and come out with bad English.
February 03, 2019, 06:25:08 AM
Grammarly is a good tool for editing and perfecting ones English especially when one isn't a native speaker. Using the premium version is fantastic.
This is not the best way to start of your stay in the forum mate the OP has just made a great post and you can just ready through and pick out useful information making a reaffirming reply is likely to be a spam February 03, 2019, 04:40:55 AM
There are a lot of crypto related words that come up as spelling errors on my browser. Even crypto has an incorrect spelling marker underneath it.
You are correct about several cryptocurrency terms, slant and words that is not recognize by it so it marks it as red but there are option to add it to the app so that it recognises it next time February 02, 2019, 09:48:24 AM
I don't like Grammarly - even the name jars with me. Also, it's primarily American, and that is a colloquial subset of English.
I’m too not a huge fan of grammarly as at times it does more good than harm, but each one has his preferences and they can stick to it. I wonder how many newbies will take the the effort to first write a post here, then submit to grammarly and then come back again and post here?. Also just a heads up in the free version they’ll happily show you the errors, but not the solution so good luck to all who follow.
February 02, 2019, 08:15:18 AM
While stuck at local board because of lacking the experience to express your opinions in English language, he/she can start using both local language and english like Thaiglish, Spanglish, Taglish and more.
Hmm, so you mean that it is okay to use combination of Spanish and English words (just an example) in a single post when posting outside the local board? If yes then I don't think it would be a great idea because it will definitely create confusion on some of its readers since not all of us can understand Spanish. February 02, 2019, 05:38:08 AM
Grammarly is a good tool for editing and perfecting ones English especially when one isn't a native speaker. Using the premium version is fantastic.
February 02, 2019, 04:44:07 AM
This would help.
I have this app before installed in my computer but I notice my PC's performance is slowly deteriorating, so I decided to remove it.
I used it when writing reports in the past, but not in this forum because I believe anyone can understand my english writing
though it's not my native language also.
Maybe those who are very poor in English should try this app.
I have this app before installed in my computer but I notice my PC's performance is slowly deteriorating, so I decided to remove it.
I used it when writing reports in the past, but not in this forum because I believe anyone can understand my english writing
though it's not my native language also.
Maybe those who are very poor in English should try this app.
February 02, 2019, 03:12:00 AM
Here's a friendly advice for those who struggle, if you are really not comfortable in constructing English compositions then don't push yourself because insisting to do so might leads you to get nothing but bad experience coming from bashers out there. So stay in your local board for the meantime, study English lessons and come back to the international boards once you're ready.
It's not hard to find ENGLISH LESSONS in the internet actually, there are lots of lessons we can find whether it's Ebook for reading, videos on youtube and more. While stuck at local board because of lacking the experience to express your opinions in English language, he/she can start using both local language and english like Thaiglish, Spanglish, Taglish and more. 
February 02, 2019, 01:05:11 AM
Yup! Checking your post before posting it is very necessary. Reading your post repeatedly after you wrote is an effective way of checking
Without one crosschecking his or her post before posting,then such member is liable to making typo errors,due to either trying to type fast or phone predictor wrongly changing some words,its appropriate to read before posting,and even after posting,if errors are detected,its good to edit and correct such mistakes.Though coherency remains the most important,but it's advisable to make it easier for your readers to understand what's going on in your mind
February 02, 2019, 12:46:48 AM
Well, it should be check all the spellings and grammars before posting right?
Yup! Checking your post before posting it is very necessary. Reading your post repeatedly after you wrote is an effective way of checking because it does not only help you to find grammatical and technical errors of your post but also helps you to figured out whether your post sounds pleasing or rude to other members (it is important to maintain the good impression of other members to you). Here's a friendly advice for those who struggle, if you are really not comfortable in constructing English compositions then don't push yourself because insisting to do so might leads you to get nothing but bad experience coming from bashers out there. So stay in your local board for the meantime, study English lessons and come back to the international boards once you're ready.
Does a small typos can turn your post into a shitpost? My opinion is not
I agree. For me, a post with mispelled words, few wrong grammar and wrong use of punctuations is not considered a shitpost, the off topic one does. As long as I can understand his point then everything is fine with me and besides we can request for a clarification if we're confused right? 
February 01, 2019, 05:41:24 PM
I don't know somebody already makes this topic at global forum, a few days ago I also thinking about making a tutorial to fix a mistake grammar for my Indonesia Local. Here it is my tutorial about Grammarly with Indonesia language, I also add this link thread as a reference.
January 28, 2019, 02:08:57 PM
Despite the fact that English isn't native to some forum members,but that should not be an excuse anymore as there are many ways that enable one brush up his or her grammar,and that can enable one write coherently which is the ultimate.As long as we can understand what's being said then such users should be good to go,online articles could help one be a good poster
January 28, 2019, 01:14:21 PM
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I also using Grammarly to improve my writing/spelling in English because English is not my native language. I'm using both mobile version (keyboard) and PC version (chrome extension).You can get the mobile version by downloading from the link below:
- Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.grammarly.android.keyboard&hl=in
- IOS: https://itunes.apple.com/us/developer/grammarly-inc/id1134927945
You can log in with Google and Facebook account or create new account.
Correct me if the links to the apps are wrong.
January 27, 2019, 07:37:03 PM
Well, it should be check all the spellings and grammars before posting right? I guess the OP did not inlcude that some spellings (typos) are understandable even though it's not the correct spelling. Does a small typos can turn your post into a shitpost? My opinion is not all of typos can turn your post into a shitpost.
January 27, 2019, 06:17:04 PM
This topic is relevant for Russian locale because some people write in English. I translated the topic into Russian. Thanks to the author for the work.
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January 27, 2019, 12:59:15 PM
Perhaps, you are the one misunderstanding the whole point of this post, check yourself before you just conclude randomly.
Again you're misunderstanding my replies. I give you credits for trying to help (check the very first reply on thread) all I'm saying is, you aren't the first user who has seen this problem and tried to solve it. In fact like I said earlier, jet cash dedicated his time to solving this same issue, he even created a forum just for them but no they didn't show interest. The issue isn't writing topic on how to resolve their bad english problem but are they willing to learn? because anyone willing to improve their english has the whole web to assist them.
January 27, 2019, 11:43:00 AM
To enable it click on the three dots in the top right corner > Settings > Click on Advanced at the bottom of the page > Scroll down to Languages, select the language you want Google to spellcheck.
If you click on Spell check you will be happy to see English (United Kingdom) on the list
And now every time you spell something wrong you get this:
January 27, 2019, 11:24:35 AM
Another issue the community is facing is the misinterpretation of sentences. I didn't say you say that. I was just letting them know your english must not be like that of the queen before you can write a topic, as far we can understand it you're good.
Perhaps, you are the one misunderstanding the whole point of this post, check yourself before you just conclude randomly.
The purpose of this post is to give an easy and hustle-free alternative to those whose posts and articles are sometimes ruined by a sea of spelling mistakes and to some extent grammar and not;
- Bashing anyone for not knowing enough of the English language
- Discouraging those whose native language is not English from posting in English.
So your reply is completely off the rail here.
I doubt that even a post without any grammatical errors but has low in substance will still be counted as a meritable post.
Haven't you seen shitposts or posts with no content receiving merit yet? 
Topics like How to write a meritable post have been discussed here countless times that why I didn't mention anything about merit. I was just talking about an assistant that can help one clear up some of those spelling and grammar mistakes which one may not be aware of
January 27, 2019, 10:53:57 AM
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The majority of low/null value posts are so really due to their content, and no so much because of their grammar, with which one can be more belligerent providing the content is decent enough. Of course it’s when both of these features collude on a post, and that is rather common, that it gets a shower of adverse qualifying adjectives which overspill onto the author, and get stuck to him/her/it for the times to come.
Indeed, We also have coolcryptovator (I think, if I'm not mistaken- correct me if I'm wrong) which is not really good at grammar for the reason English isn't his mother language just like me. But the way he can provide a good content is a big points though. It's just an individual's perception on the topic. Even if sometimes we failed to look into our spellings this isn't a way to judge that it is already a shitpost.
Still, you have a good suggestion there, I will also try that out.
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