Gervase Markham wrote: >> Many folks don't use Mozilla's really nice e-mail composer for their >> regular work because they respect their readers and insist on sending >> correctly spelled messages. > > > But they don't respect their readers enough to take the time to learn to > spell (and touch type, if you are worried about typos)? > > Gerv >
yup, I am one also.. my brain is thinking faster than I can type the words, so sometimes I leave out words. Sometimes I make crappy sentenses. (that would be for a grammer checker too (ms word)). Which I usually read it word for word but its the same thing my brain sees and not what other people read. Which sometimes I try to show people a different perspective a lot of times, and mostly it is not personal but aimed at a group of people and sometimes someone who has a voice on the matter gets to hear those remarks, but again they are not suppose to be personally taken but hopefully it will spill into discussions that would help bring some change that is needed. I know from personal experience that being always on the inside doesn't allow you to fully see what people think about something from the outside. Its a fault I have sometimes lack of respect to push buttons that others would not do, but it tends to open people's minds a bit. And give them something to think about. In respect, I try to compensate that by participating in helping people when I can, not everyone is as bright and sees things the same way and need help from those that understand. I've also been in the reverse roll and can show lack-of-respect for those on the inside.. (my view is sometimes things just have to be said) And try not to take it personally when your on the receiving end of it. My view is they are more like FYI's, and not personal attacks. -Dman84
