Dose splleing mattor?
Seom sceintists tihnk taht splleing dose not mattor...as long as teh frist lettar is teh same and teh last ltter (if it has more tahn 4 wurds) is teh same... Wut do you tihnk?
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It does in the sense that you should know how to spell common words at least, even if you mess it up on accident now and then. Misspelling bourgeoisie for instance isn't a big deal. I understand messing up their, they're, there, and other junk like that as long as you understand the rule and it's just a typo. The reason some people (myself) get annoyed at blatant misspellings of easy words is the basic survival of the human race. We depend on communication to survive, misspelling of common words isn't in itself a horrible thing, just the massive amounts I see is a sign of a deterioration of a vital tool of survival - so yeah, it gets annoying. Side: Yah
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It depends the society you are in. If it is your society, it probably doesn't matter if you consider it not important. However, in our society of America, it does matter. Like it or not, but if you want to be successful in society, you have to follow society rules. However, that is not always true. Side: Yah
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Spelling doesn't matter as long as the point your trying to make is made. If spelling was really important than speech must be equally as important, not true. Universities and colleges have foreign professors because they excel in their field not in communicating. Side: Not Really...
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The "first and last letter" thing is a hoax. You can't just randomly jumble up the letters in the middle. You have to craftily jumble them up in a way that still makes the word's overall shape distinguishable (like switching letters just a bit out of place, or swapping two similar vowels), or pick words with few letters so there isn't much jumbling you can do. For example, can you tell at a glance what I'm saying below? Dlrateelbeiy utsliniig leognr wrods and mniakg an enasret aptmett to rismadone the sanbrilmcg sgciilainftny deeeascrs crosmnepheoin, agulhoth the iiidadnvul wdors are flaimair to msot ppolee. I highly doubt you could read that at anything close to normal reading pace. Side: Not Really...
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