From: David Vallner <david@...>
Date: 2006-10-23T07:35:55+09:00
Subject: Re: A Comparison Of Dynamic and Static Languiges

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Paul Lutus wrote:
> gwtmp01@mac.com wrote:
>=20
> / ...
>=20
>> No comment on the whole homework issue, but I think it is important
>> to keep in mind that not everyone on the Internet has English as their=

>> first language.
>=20
> That could apply in this case, but in my experience, non-native speaker=
s
> tend to acquire better basic skills before posting. This is almost
> certainly the case of a native speaker who has spent his life watching
> television rather than reading books.
>=20

=46rom my own wombling around various internet communities, the most
horrendous spelling comes always from native speakers that think grammar
is overrated and couldn't care less. Non-native speakers that
acknowledge their poor skill at grasping languages tend to at least use
a spellchecker. Either way only lack of personal initiative can be to
blame for something as above.

David Vallner


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