>> Some people write "your" when they really mean "you're". This mistake is
>> kind of understandable.
>
> Not really.  If you know that "you're" is a contraction of "you are",
> it's very easy to see when it's being misused:

For me at least when I'm typing quickly I sometimes type words that 
sound the same or similar to what I'm meant to be typing. Mostly I catch 
these during a quick re-read but sometimes they slip through. As well as 
the obvious homophones I've put "to" instead of "do", "works" instead of 
"words" and things like that. It's not that I don't know the correct 
word, just that I typed it wrong. (LOL even then I had to correct "no" 
to "not" before hitting send...)

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