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On Sun, 14 Dec 2008 18:04:21 +0100, andrel <a_l### [at] hotmail com> wrote:
>Something like: "Once you younderstand how short sentences can be jyoust
>by adding "you" instead of "yoyou" and other abbreviations. You read
>faster and you write faster. BYOUT NO, you can't simply make a small
>mental effort and take it as an internet slang and get yoused to it, if
>not imitate it... It is all the same to me, oyour newsgroyoup, oyour
>way, or the highway... fine, so be it. Bye."?
I read it thus:
Once you get used to it you (can) read a lot faster, but here, most people
presume to make or write intellectual (of their) achievements. They do this
mostly to show off their mental capacity. But ask them (to do) a small challenge
and bam! (It) is too hard.
Now as someone who has battled with dyslexia I find it insulting to be spoken to
like that. Also on an international newsgroup it is only polite to write in a
way that you can be understood.
>I think Saul's original text was more readable.
I agree
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Regards
Stephen
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