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Message: <blockquote data-quote="iblis" data-source="post: 1868582" data-attributes="member: 20429">I'd like to see what there is in the case for the defense.The shear amount of gramattical and spelling/typoes mistakes. i find in *printed books* for exmaple, novels even is; truely shocking-- so mcuh that your not goin tobeleve me I no*&*lEt alone th dman Unternef!1!!!1!***Wait!See?You still understood what was being communicated to you, even with all that dastardly inaccuracy assailing you, and even when there wasn't a lot to understand anyhow.I s'pose a pertinent question might be : "Is an internet forum for the many, or for the few?"If y' know wo' I mean.If not, OK...how about : "Should one's level and standard of prior education be a determining factor when, on internet fora, others decide whether to read one's posts and give them fair consideration?"Just to make sure this is all taken in the right context though...I am not implying anything about ENWorld, or the people who frequent it, when I write this stuff. I'm simply trying to convey that there is, quite probably, another *valid* side to the argument, and by so doing I intend to promote further analysis and discussion, not flames. In fact, IMO, ENWorld is a lot better than many other places, when it comes to upholding fairness for all.</blockquote>