I am constantly reading posts on this board where someone will open a topic and perhaps the OP has spelt something wrong or used 'Where' instead of 'were' or something. Rather than answering the topic or posting anything remotely useful, some pricks on this board decide to post something sarcastic about the mistake because it makes them feel important.

Sincerely from everyone else who doesn't give a sh*t about spelling but actually wants to talk about Palace,

F*ck off and get a life.

(Bet there is a mistake in this ^ that some smart Alec will pick up on)

I must say that I agree with the OP and would like to see this habit cracked down on by the mods as whilst people may think that they are being clever it makes the forum a more unfriendly place

There are some mistakes which could be just plain typos; the example given by the OP for instance.

But some other things, like the usage of would of, should of etc. are just wrong and deserve to be called out, imho.

But it doesn't matter really.

Edited by palace_in_frogland (29 May 2017 8.21am)

There's a reason spelling is important...

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Cynic or realist? It's a fine line!

When a poster berates another for their 'lack of intelligence', yet makes this point in a post which is grammatically incorrect, then it's fair game to point this out.

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"10% discount for Benson air base employees and everyone else"

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