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• OK; agreed - so what’s your question?
• I agree. But why have you used capitals where they’re not needed?
• Mines very bad, but the content of my answers make up for it =)
  I find they moan because that’s the only thing they can moan about
• I think those sorts of people need to grow up. Who cares if someone makes a spelling mistake, its not the end of the world.
• eye doo
• I hate people who do that too. you have put 4 extra capital letters
• To those people your mistakes are the most irritating thing ever.
• Why do you capitalize the occasional word?
  Could do better
• What is wrong with correcting people and helping them learn?

             I try not to hate, it’s a very negative emotion and will mess up your mojo.

• No; even MORE irritating are people who can’t spell or write. Communication tends to get hazy if you have no spelling or grammar skills. Hazy communication leads to misunderstanding, violence, war, poverty, and scheit politicians being elected to office.
• I think it’s kind of obnoxious.

  I’m an English instructor at a university. I teach grammar, pronunciation, etc. to international undergraduate and graduate students. I have an MA in Applied Linguistics; yet I don’t feel the need to come on here and play grammar police.

  Misspelling and making minor grammar errors on Yahoo Answers, where people have no need to proofread or revise, are not serious issues. As long as people can understand the questions, they shouldn’t correct. They’re just being pompous wiseasses.

• If you were an effective communicator, then you would not be irritated by those who have to correct you.
• I agree.
  But sometimes it’s funny.
  Like Ross on Friends.
  :]
• I hate it.im dyslexic.
  its a disability for some people so there taking the Mick out of someone whose disabled people would go made if a racist comment was made
• I hates it too, mmm, hates it, my precious
• I hate when people type their whole question/answer in “txt spk”

  it’s like, you dont need to! And no-one can understand it!

  but i dont mind a few grammar mistakes or spelling mistakes, i dont bother using proper grammar on here (but i try to keep my spelling good)

  sometimes the person might be dyslexic so its not their fault

  and when i write a question i always put every word with a capital letter to make it more interesting

• Yeah, it’s kind of irritating I suppose, LOL!!!!!

  But, if you used proper spelling and grammar I can almost guarantee you wouldn’t be annoyed by it any more.

• Granted it’s annoying, but hate them? That’s a bit much isn’t it? I can think of a lot bigger things to get P.O.’d about.
• Some times there are so many errors; it is hard to understand the question. Then they post it again because they didn’t get any answers. UGH!!!
• Meee
  Its Not Like Im In School
• I hate them also
  p.s you spelt prove wrong
• Me!!
  I come on here to ask Qs and Answer Qs, not for an English lesson!! Lol
• Omg! I know! Is sooooooooo annoying! Like who cares about grammar! Seriously!
• Personally I think it is disgusting to comment on someone spelling, not everyone is good at spelling and even spell check is not infallible, many times I have used the spell check only to find after i have submitted it that there is still a word spelt wrong and then have had to edit it. I don’t care how people spell things, if I can read between the lines and understand what they are asking i will still answer, without comment on their spelling.
• I agree with Freakin. I got irritated once on here when someone pointed out a spelling mistake but I’ve never forgotten how to spell that word again, loll! I’m glad it was pointed out because I’m happy to learn.
• Thank you for speaking up couldn’t have said it better.I do not like it at all makes you knida want to do it more just to irate them …loll
• I’m not bothered by the caps… but you misspelled “prove”.
• I AgReE WiTh YoU. It’S VeRy AnNoYiNg, IsN’t It? Yeah exactly!
  It’s not like u asked them to correct ur mistakes or something!
  What they have to do is answer your question that’s all!
  Not criticizes spelling!
  it gets like so on my nerves