Mark

[Mark]

Please don't exaggerate . Close LVP for a couple of grammer mistakes  ? - Seriously , can you hear yourself ?
Why do you care so much about it dude ? please answer me , im really curious.

Gaahl words ; "Grammar doesn't make you a better person nor a better admin." - I cant agree more .


I have a small grammer problem myself , but my English has improved itself since I started playing this game . - Thats what matters , learn from mistakes and try avoid repeating them .

I care about it because it's disappointing to read how some crew members exploit their English. Whenever I read that, I ask myself the question - are you even worth being in the crew when you have a poor vocabulary and grammar? Why do we need people in the crew who can't even spell for shit, and make other users facepalm, yet, at the same time, they are on their ego that "wowz lookie me be in tha crew and ur not"?

Spelling and grammar has to be used correctly in my opinion. At least crew members should find it compulsory when answering ban appeals, no matter who created it. If you disagree, then please state why would you need to answer ban appeals at all? Move on, it's not worth spending minutes to write a reply and leave mistakes in (that's the concern H0lden does, by the way). For example, if I had gotten banned, and afterward had found a crew member replying with a big-ass text which is full of grammar mistakes, I just would have stated him straightly to fuck off and would have also told that I won't speak to him until he corrects his mistakes. I wouldn't care if that would had affected my ban date or not. Why do I have to read a reply which contains lots of mistakes considering the fact that it's supposed to be an important message?

Also, what kind of an argument is that I hit on every new moderator? Have you seen me hitting on Gaahl for example? Or Kase? The answer is no, because they are mature and can spell properly. Correct me if I'm wrong, but Gaahl is from Germany, look how good his English is. Yet, H0lden is from Australia (where English is spoken, as Munch stated), and he still makes mistakes in BASIC WORDS like you're and your. Both are pronounced similarly, but for your information, you're stands for you are. Hope that helps in some way.