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- Posted: Thu, 20 Dec 2012 23:32:39 +0000
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Well fyi I'm not the only one who uses this account and sadly its unfortunate that we have people like you on gaia. Just don't bother reading it if you can't understand it. Not to be an a*****e or anything but that's what I think. People make mistakes get used to it and I saw that rude comment and didn't take kindly to it. The forums are used to post your thoughts its not exactly going to make sense if you just want to get your opinion seen. If you need double spaced paragraphs to read consult gaia that's not the members problem on how you read best. I'm very defensive when it comes to my loved ones, i hope you can tell the difference between writing styles, Dude! *end of conversation*
Correction, JOURNALS are what you use to post your thoughts. Naturally, if you post in the forums, everyone can see it. If you don't want your opinions seen, then stick 'em in your journal. It's what journals are for.
I don't understand how my comment was "rude," it was a suggestion. And the first sentence was a fact.
It's not writing styles.
Run-ons aren't writing styles. They're simply mechanical errors.
This is about the Hobbit don't complain about opinions you officially killed this thread. At least comment about the Hobbit instead of focusing on how bad the grammar is. The point of this post was to get others input. Which you haven't done all you have done is complain Just hush! By writing styles I meant the difference between my posts and the original thread post. No one has time to check there grammar when they are making a quick post. We aren't writing a book here or getting marked. If this was a Fan Fic then maybe just maybe we would worry about punctuation. We don't need you to state a fact that is obvious just comment for the sake of comments about the Hobbit.
1, I wasn't complaining about your opinion, I was complaining about the fact that I couldn't read it, and I secretly hoped that you could add in some periods.
2, how is the first post a "quick post?" Take your time, it's not like someone's gonna rush in, take your post, and be like, this is mine now! Frankly, the grammar in your last few posts are better. Why the rush?
3, Think of it from my point of view. I click on a thread that I actually want to comment on, because I don't go around being a grammar nazi, and I find that I can't understand what you're saying. Of course I'd comment on the grammar, especially since mine was the first reply and there was no one else to follow up on. And then I was gonna comment on the actual movie, when someone started hating on me. I hate that phrase, but it seems appropriate.
4, Yeah, the movie wasn't too great. Definitely too bright, and the CGI was better this time, though normally, CGI doesn't look too great. The part about splitting the Hobbit into three movies didn't stick too well with me either. Of course, they did add in the Necromancer's fight with Gandalf, Galadriel, and some other things.
The first post wasn't mine! No one likes to or enjoys looking over grammar and spelling. Some people haven't had the proper education to know where to place commas. That's better! Maybe it's just me, but I understand the first most. By the way you just bashed the grammar as your first post made it seem like you were a Grammar Nazi. I'm not saying I was rushing my grammar, but the person that wrote the first post didn't think it mattered and if you understood it, comment, if you don't, don't leave a comment or its totally up to you. its just sad that you instantly just had to point that ou tit wasn't rude just pointless to state the obvious.
Well, that explains a bit, I guess.
I pointed it out/stated the obvious hoping that the person would maybe LEARN from their mistakes and perhaps attempt better grammar next time. And you know what? Lots of people on Gaia think grammar matters quite a bit.
Assuming that you guys live in either America or England, and that you both know each other because you share ONE account, wouldn't it be more appropriate to say that the first person doesn't apply their education? Because in America, education and being literate is kind of.... mandatory. And if you don't use your knowledge to the best of your ability, it's a bit of a waste, and quite frankly, it's what makes people lose faith in humanity, being lazy. Or thinking that people can read through your laziness.
