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Bergie, get rid of the "edit" announcement
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Hello Dave, <br /> <br />[quote]QUOTE: OK, I feel I sould jup in cince mi coment about the spellin seams <br />too hafe startet sumthing beg. [/quote] <br /> You may have written that in an attempt to ridicule but it is rather too close to the way I have seen posts written on another forum that I belong to. The author claimed fluency in 5 languages but admitted to limited knowledge of English. Your quote with a phonetic pronunciation will provide an accent that is very reminiscent of our Nordic friends. <br /> <br />[quote]QUOTE: When I have to read a post two or three times to even begin to decipher what the author was trying to ask or explain, <br /> I thinka spell check request is not out of line.[/quote] <br />Isn't this the complaint of the learned men of letters regarding the works of Samuel Clemens. <br /> Did not the same Mark Twain say that people who spell correctly only do so because they lack any real imagination? <br /> <br /> Yes telling someone to spell your way is rude. Ignoring their message and going on to one that you approve of is 'not out of line' <br /> <br />[quote]QUOTE: I visit this forum to help and get help with model railroading. <br />I contribute regularly and do not appreciate responses from persons who only contribute when they can contradict or give a holier than thou response. [/quote] <br />I agree, in fact I doubt any would disagree. Responding to an AB is the only way to encourage them to stay around and keep on acting like an AB. <br /> <br />The trouble with sidelining this topic is that it makes Rick's valid point that much less coherent. I ran a BBS for 14 years (and it may still go back up) and speaking as the System Operator, I can attest to the user complaints being the single most important driving force to develop and improve a board. Mine is some 500 times bigger than when first installed and has been changed to the point where it's difficult to recognise it's lineage. <br />
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