Stop writing one big block of message!

12-27-2000, 03:00 PM

Well, I am a college student and I do know how to compose a piece of writing. However, it is very tiring to correct and fix every mistake. I thought, that the internet of all places, would not be as formal about grammar and the like.

I do realize the importance of acting professional, but most of us here on the website don't have the correct skills to communicate on that level. You can read into how someone writes and tell alot about them. But we are not here to criticize and degrade people based upon their writing abilities.

This is a place that I figured I could let down my guard that I put up daily, at school. It is not an unreasonable request to split a blob of a paragraph into much smaller coherent ones, but don't criticize fellow mustangers.

I myself am guilty of writing big paragraphs. After reading your post Gautam, I went to where I made a lengthy post and split it into easier to read paragraphs.

We are all here to learn, but not about grammar and spelling, just about MUSTANGS!

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88GT stock shortblock, ported GT-40 iron heads, ported Edlebrock Performer intake, 24# inj, Pro-M 75mm Bullet MAM, 3.73, hurst short throw, F-303, electric fan, alum rad, FMS HD clutch, R134a ac conversion, 70mm TB , and some other stuff I probably forgot, best run so far on ET streets is 13.02@106 with a 1.87 60ft.

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12-27-2000, 03:00 PM	#11
88GT5.013.02 Guest Posts: n/a	Well, I am a college student and I do know how to compose a piece of writing. However, it is very tiring to correct and fix every mistake. I thought, that the internet of all places, would not be as formal about grammar and the like. I do realize the importance of acting professional, but most of us here on the website don't have the correct skills to communicate on that level. You can read into how someone writes and tell alot about them. But we are not here to criticize and degrade people based upon their writing abilities. This is a place that I figured I could let down my guard that I put up daily, at school. It is not an unreasonable request to split a blob of a paragraph into much smaller coherent ones, but don't criticize fellow mustangers. I myself am guilty of writing big paragraphs. After reading your post Gautam, I went to where I made a lengthy post and split it into easier to read paragraphs. We are all here to learn, but not about grammar and spelling, just about MUSTANGS! ------------------ 88GT stock shortblock, ported GT-40 iron heads, ported Edlebrock Performer intake, 24# inj, Pro-M 75mm Bullet MAM, 3.73, hurst short throw, F-303, electric fan, alum rad, FMS HD clutch, R134a ac conversion, 70mm TB , and some other stuff I probably forgot, best run so far on ET streets is 13.02@106 with a 1.87 60ft. [This message has been edited by 88GT5.013.02 (edited 12-27-2000).] [This message has been edited by 88GT5.013.02 (edited 12-27-2000).]