Opinions and Typos

Everyone thinks they have the education to tell someone else how they should write something, when the truth is if it wasn't for spell check on your computer there would be a lot more typos. This doesn't make anyone uneducated, because sometimes you can proofread and still there's a typo that you couldn't see, and sometimes it takes another person to find that typo, people are to quick to judge other people work, just because it doesn't read the way they think it should read. But, no one should be telling someone they have a lack of education on the subject because of how it sounds to them. Because, they don't know what that person knows and how educated they' are, "don't judge the cover look inside first." You may be surprise of what you may find.

You should offer suggestions not insult someone, or try to annoy someone out of spike. It sounds like the person who are commenting is somewhat uneducated themselves because, they don't know how to make any suggestions, just insults about the subject. I do believe most people who has finish school knows how to spell, and you want believe how many there is that do not and, have to rely on spell check themselves. And you will be surprised of how many people look,talk, and act like they're educated and are not. If everyone was experts we would be writing for a Magazine Company instead ,or our articles would appear in the Sun-Times or the Wall Street Journal. Everyone makes mistakes so, we must have a lot of uneducated people in this world if we judge on typos.

Listed below are some tips on what we should be looking for when we write our articles.

1.) Research your information first and get all the details on the topic you like to write about, take some notes. It's best to write down your information and type from what you wrote on paper, rather than typing from off the top of your head, like typing as you go along is not a good idea because, for one, it just takes to long because, you have to think about what you're going to write as you go along.

2.) Find a good title on your subject so you can use it in the body of your article as key words so that your material can easily be found.

3.) Proofread your article and use spell check,you really have to proofread more than once because, spell check won't catch every typo if you type in a correct
word like man, and you really wanted to type men, spell check is not going to know you wanted men instead because, of the fact that man is also a correct word. So, proofreading is very important it is essential a must do, when writing your articles. Sometimes you even have to check the dictionary for the correct spelling.

4.) Have someone else read what you wrote as in editing your article someone with good reading skills because everyone can miss something no matter how good you are it can be improved because, everyone knows something the next person may not know.

5.) Take time to learn something about your topic so you can be an authority on the subject because, you don't want someone trying to tell you it sounds like you don't know what you're talking about because you made a typo or misspelled something.

The thing is we're to eager to judge others not really knowing what that person knows and what type of education they have, that's just an opinion of yours, and no matter what a person may speak or write about, don't assume that this person must not know what their talking about because, you will be wrong to think that when this person could have years of experience on this topic. Maybe their just not a professional writer in the first place, offer suggestions or helpful information not insults on others work when you're commenting on what they wrote.

Rudeness and insulting opinions should be kept to yourself because you don't know someone level of education by judging them on typos, thats the way of the world and as mention above very few people can write without looking in the dictionary or checking spell check for typos.