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Old 04-23-2012, 11:17 AM   #41
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Originally Posted by Justin Nemo View Post
But does this, as Doc Nafario suggests, make you feel as though you are doing all the work of the author, or shouldn't we all just lighten up a little and accept things for what they are?
Let me ask you, Justin: why do you feel that it's unreasonable to expect an author to be able to use grammar correctly? I would expect a carpenter to know how to use a saw; shouldn't I equally expect an author to be able to know how to use his tools correctly?
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