Most annoying DCUM posters... name yours.

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Anonymous wrote:- anyone who starts a reply with “Um,...”
- anyone who relies on “You’re just jealous!”

+1. And the woman attorney who starts every post with the inarticulate “..eh, I think ...”

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Anonymous wrote:Honestly, posters like you OP - the ones who create posts solely for the purpose of complaining about other people and inviting others to do the same. [/quot


+1

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Anonymous wrote:I’m so annoyed by French woman. She posts about how much better French are on every page and I’m just sick of hearing about it.

The " In Europe" posters in general.

I like the perspective of many of the foreign posters, whether they currently live in the US or abroad. Some of the American ex-pats living abroad are good and knowledgeable (I like Brussels poster), but a couple are insufferable. I get the sense they are actually miserable living “in Europe” which is why they spend so much time on DCUM being condescending.

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Anonymous wrote:The “bolt-ons” poster in the Trump fashion mishaps thread

Aww, I was the one who started that! I feel so seen. <3

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Anonymous wrote:The Disney and cruise haters. Especially when they say they took their 3 toddlers to Europe and saw 10 countries and had a great time.

Trips to Disney do sort of lack imagination. Disney freaks (or pretty much anyone that goes more than once), weird me out. Cruises doubly so. But minus this response I keep that to myself.

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Anonymous wrote:Another post for the grammar police. What do they think they are accomplishing?

Public service

It’s a public service like using a vibrator is public service. Satisfies no one but yourself.

I’ll have what she’s having.

Pssst....many people are satisfied by grammar corrections.

The few people actually satisfied by grammar corrections find little satisfaction in anything else. They are also annoying posters.

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Anonymous wrote:Another post for the grammar police. What do they think they are accomplishing?

Public service

It’s a public service like using a vibrator is public service. Satisfies no one but yourself.

I’ll have what she’s having.

Pssst....many people are satisfied by grammar corrections.

The few people actually satisfied by grammar corrections find little satisfaction in anything else. They are also annoying posters.

Nah, we’re pretty great. 😁😁

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Anonymous wrote:Another post for the grammar police. What do they think they are accomplishing?

Public service

It’s a public service like using a vibrator is public service. Satisfies no one but yourself.

I’ll have what she’s having.

Pssst....many people are satisfied by grammar corrections.

The few people actually satisfied by grammar corrections find little satisfaction in anything else. They are also annoying posters.

Nah, we’re pretty great. 😁😁

NP. I think the grammarians need to learn to let things go, including the criticism that they are annoying (which you are, just accept that people hate that you do this).

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Anonymous wrote:Another post for the grammar police. What do they think they are accomplishing?

Public service

It’s a public service like using a vibrator is public service. Satisfies no one but yourself.

I’ll have what she’s having.

Pssst....many people are satisfied by grammar corrections.

The few people actually satisfied by grammar corrections find little satisfaction in anything else. They are also annoying posters.

Nah, we’re pretty great. 😁😁

+1 million.

No need to take it so personally, grammar slobs.

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I edit professionally. I despise the grammar posts.

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Anonymous wrote:I edit professionally. I despise the grammar posts.

I’m also an editor, and I love the grammar posts and have definitely contributed my share.

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Anonymous wrote:Another post for the grammar police. What do they think they are accomplishing?

Public service

+1 I have only done it once (you're versus your) but I applaud the people who take on this task and help school the unschooled. I wish one of you would begin addressing "who" and "that." My dentist would appreciate it because that misuse really makes me grind my teeth.

And “lose” & “loose”. Shudder.

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I don’t always check for autocorrect on you’re/your. It’s embarrassing when missed before posting.

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Anonymous wrote:I edit professionally. I despise the grammar posts.

I’m also an editor, and I love the grammar posts and have definitely contributed my share.

^Same! I’m the author of a fewer vs. less clarification thread.

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Anonymous wrote:I edit professionally. I despise the grammar posts.

Same. If someone's post is confusing due to grammar mistakes, either ignore it or ask for clarity. If the post is very clear but has some common grammar mistakes in it, who cares? I'm much more concerned about someone doing three drafts of a DCUM post before submitting than the person who mixes up your/you're while typing on their phone. And many of these mistakes are autocorrect errors or typos, not human error. The quality of writing on this site is much higher than you might expect it to be.