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> I, for one, appreciate people's grammar being better on HN. If you want to accomplish that by making non-native speakers feel unwelcome, unsolicited correcti
by inimino 10y ago
> I, for one, appreciate people's grammar being better on HN.
If you want to accomplish that by making non-native speakers feel unwelcome, unsolicited corrections are a great idea. Otherwise not so much.
- zeroer 10y agoNot in my opinion. My time is limited. If any speaker, native or non, doesn't want helpful grammar feedback, I don't need to read their writing.