Okay, I got this idea Darkroot, it's another club! That's right, another club so the mods can look it over for a purpose. Well, this club has a purpose, and that's to improve grammar throughout the site by our local, non-mod Grammar Nazis!
The leaders will be TSL3_needed (Me), Thisisnotanalt, Darkrooot, and Flipin3500.
It's not so much a club as just something to help people improve their grammar on the forums, games, and profiles. Membership is sort of unlimited and anyone can join, just as long as you pledge to improve your grammar and help others improve theirs.
The official guide for the club is here. Everyone, I hope you enjoy improving your grammar!
There is no such thing as bad grammar, that is only what is perceived. The only reason you see it as incorrect is because you don't speak that way, and you think that your way is the best and only way.
There is no such thing as bad grammar, that is only what is perceived. The only reason you see it as incorrect is because you don't speak that way, and you think that your way is the best and only way.
There's a reason for it to be called grammatical rules.
Nobody really cares if you misplace a comma or apostrophe,
Apostrophes are much more important to place correctly, imo.
Because they indicate that some letters have not been written.
And these get annoying: we're/were, it's/its... Similar things.
Like they're/their.
And one of those that really annoy me... Could of/could have. The first is completely incorrect, but people pronounce it that way. . .
Point: Apostrophes are more important to place correctly than commas. Because they indicate that some letters have not been written, thus changing the meaning of the letter combination.
"Were going outside because its a nice day." <- Fail.
People who write what they hear most often end up misspelling.
let me get one thing straight, grammar nazi-ism is something that developed on another forum (my friend was actually the one who thought of the term). I don't agree with grammar nazi-ism, because it just makes this place more and more civilized, and eventually turns this website into a orderly piece of crap. I will agree that sometimes having correct spelling and grammar can be convenient, but there is one simple alternative rule that can take away the need for everyone to be a grammar nazi: don't be an idiot.
Not really it's that we are trying to help each other a bit too..enthusiastically. I guess before we can help other people with spelling/grammar we have to help yourselves. We should have a comma lecture, "happy face".
let me get one thing straight, grammar nazi-ism is something that developed on another forum (my friend was actually the one who thought of the term). I don't agree with grammar nazi-ism, because it just makes this place more and more civilized, and eventually turns this website into a orderly piece of crap. I will agree that sometimes having correct spelling and grammar can be convenient, but there is one simple alternative rule that can take away the need for everyone to be a grammar nazi: don't be an idiot.
The term 'grammar Nazi' has been around since before the internet.
