The main difference I've noted so far between lemming and Reddit is that in lemming people seem to know when to write it's or its.
It's good to see people's feelings of superiority have carried over from Reddit.
*Its
MONTY PYTHON'S FLYING CIRCUS!
No, "it's" is right.
Your wrong, their its no difference!
*Differents
Thats' the queens English right their.
know*
Nobody Aksed you!
Ok, you made the same joke I was gonna make.
Obligatory *you're and *there is
Your so write about there basic grammer beeing so terrorible. It was so incredibly alloying.
This gave me a headache.
Your weary welkome
I like never reading “should of”, as well. Every browser and phone’s autocorrect aggressively suggests a correction to “have.” Sometimes you don’t notice an apostrophe appearing in the middle of a word, so I can forgive “it’s,” but there’s little excuse for fighting with autocorrect to write “should of.”
Correct grammar is remarkable; its' place is here!
*you're
Its nice when somebody gets it right.
*get's
I read you're comment and it's usage of its isnt correct 😳
(this killed me to write haha)
And its a great feeling!
Its awesome isnt it?
its it's own reward
It's sure is! /s
Agree, its refreshing to see people bring there best grammar skills.
Not every lemming is a native speaker.
I don't get it, its not that hard, each word has it's proper grammar and usage.
For real, its not that hard to get it right.
Fewer mobile users maybe? For whatever reason, autocorrect/autocomplete suggestions on iOS always tries to add inappropriate apostrophes to plural words. Without fail, every single time. I sometimes reflexively tap the autocomplete suggestion to finish longer words and it’s really aggravating.
Because there is a higher barrier of entry, people know what they are doing. That's a good thing.
or there and their
I barely know what website I am on either
it's a typo unlikely to be made by ESL posters
Your soo rong frendo
Its mind boggling how even native english speakers can't get that right
Is it though? It's almost a pendantic quirk of the written language that things need spelled differently that sound the same.
Like, we ask know what you mean if you say "I was talking to the Johnsons and there cows ran away. Its total madness in this town lately."
Why do you care? Why does anyone care? You understand what the person means, that's the most important thing when communicating. Grammar on the internet is so unimportant, even people who know the difference might not care enough to coerce autocorrect into choosing the right one.
If you can't type a text message with proper grammar then you can't type anything else either. It doesn't take almost any more effort to do it right. If your writing is full of mistakes you sound a bit stupid. You don't need to be perfect but you should atleast try.
Also the joke was that I incorrectly typed "its" there
Reddit is so slowly but surely transforming into TheChive
Their our know rules
Waiting to see if it will be the same for than/then.
That and, " I wouldn't have had".
Wow
Lemmy
They're typo must have been intentional.
Yes it must of been
Your probably right.
*international
Its the same thing for all intensive purposes.