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Attention Bluegrassprepers!

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Attention Bluegrassprepers:

 

We have decided to start a new policy of shutting down threads if they have too many spelling, and grammatical errors. The purpose of this new policy is to make it easier for everyone to read all posted messages, and make communication on the board as clear and concise as possible. Please attempt to use correct capitalization, punctuation, and grammar when posting on the forums.

 

This new policy does not mean that we will close down every thread with a misspelled word or improper punctuation. Nor does it mean that you should point out others mistakes or report a thread with bad grammar. However if the thread is hard to understand, or unwieldy due to bad grammar or lack of capitalization the thread may be closed or edited by a moderator.

 

Thank you,

The Management

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Very good idea.

Originally posted by WildcatFanatic

Word Police!!! :laugh:

 

What do you mean?

Hint to BGPers:

 

"prolly" ain't a word.

"t-h-e-r-e" - use in "over there"

"t-h-e-i-r" use to show possession(ex: "their coach stinks")

"they're" - use to say 'they are' (ex: "they're crazy if they think...")

 

Thanks to Mrs. Thompson at Conner High School 'back in the day'.

Originally posted by cshs81

Hint to BGPers:

 

"prolly" ain't a word.

"t-h-e-r-e" - use in "over there"

"t-h-e-i-r" use to show possession(ex: "their coach stinks")

"they're" - use to say 'they are' (ex: "they're crazy if they think...")

 

Thanks to Mrs. Thompson at Conner High School 'back in the day'.

Hold on, I'm pretty edu-ma-cated, and I always use the word prolly, and prolly will not stop. :lol: :lol:

 

I think this is a great idea, I can't tell you how many threads I have read and then just sat here and gone, WHAT?!?!?!?!

Originally posted by BelfryJustice

I don't like this rule!!!!!!

 

:mad:

Why? How can you not?
Originally posted by 98NCCalum

Why? How can you not?

 

It just goes to far! For $10 and fast typing you might make a mistake!!!!! Most post are readable! I don't need a capital letter to understand what someone is saying!!!!!!

 

:rolleyes: :sleep:

ya no this ain't fair to those uv us who got hooked on foniks

Originally posted by Offcentre67

ya no this ain't fair to those uv us who got hooked on foniks

 

:laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

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I don't find any of this funny.

 

If you don't like it BelfryJustice I will give you your $10 back.

Originally posted by theguru

I don't find any of this funny.

 

If you don't like it BelfryJustice I will give you your $10 back.

 

 

Be nice .;)

Originally posted by BelfryJustice

It just goes to far! For $10 and fast typing you might make a mistake!!!!! Most post are readable! I don't need a capital letter to understand what someone is saying!!!!!!

 

:rolleyes: :sleep:

 

Try to read the many of posts that some of us moderators have to read on an almost daily basis and you'll know one of the reason why Guru went to this.

 

Also it shows pride in something that we work hard on everyday.

Theguru

 

You totally took me wrong on this. Some people have a very hard time with spelling and the other areas mentioned! I think that the staff needs to rethink this!

 

 

:cry:

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