I see a page full of grammatical errors, inane capitalization, awkward sentence structure, and spelling irregularities like "Face Book." It probably shouldn't a

I see a page full of grammatical errors, inane capitalization, awkward sentence structure, and spelling irregularities like "Face Book." It probably shouldn't affect how I feel about their ability to actually complete the project, but... I mean, just check out this sentence: > The Teams Background! Wilhelm Cashen engineer and entrepreneur with a long career in electromagnet controls and systems, has followed in his mentors Nikola Tesla, throughout his career. Anyone else get thrown for a loop reading this? The guy seems impressive and well-qualified for this project, which is why it's so strange to me that he's writing at a fourth-grade level. It certainly doesn't inspire confidence. Maybe English isn't his first language. In any case, I wonder how much more funding the project would get if it was presented more professionally.