@pwcc @capitalp_dangit Context is important.
1. Twitter: Shouldn’t really matter (brand accounts and whatnot that Really Care about their tweets notwithstanding). Misspelling and grammar mistakes are totally normal here.
1. Twitter: Shouldn’t really matter (brand accounts and whatnot that Really Care about their tweets notwithstanding). Misspelling and grammar mistakes are totally normal here.
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@pwcc @capitalp_dangit 2. Articles and blog posts that attempt to convey authority on WordPress: they should get it right.
@pwcc @capitalp_dangit To me, this includes job applicants. I’m fine gently reminding a candidate of the proper spelling but it isn’t going to be an automatic reject or anything.
If it is a pattern afterwards, that’s notable. But so would someone ignoring coding standards after being told of them.