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Thanks for the grammar lesson! I love language and articulating correctly. I know that wasn't your purpose in pointing it out, but I appreciate the correction a
by meesterdude 12y ago
Thanks for the grammar lesson! I love language and articulating correctly. I know that wasn't your purpose in pointing it out, but I appreciate the correction all the same.
There's a difference between making a mistake, and just paying no attention at all to grammar or spelling. Wasn't asking for perfect, just that he try.
Yes, I agree with your later point; most people don't need a PC for what they want to do. Or in places like india (as another HN user pointed out) there is huge growth because they're affordable, versus PC's which are not. But people will still need PC's for work, for school, and for play; so it'll be interesting to see the long term effects.
- leviathan 12y agoI'm inclined to say that the author, whose name is Madhukar, is not a native english speaker. I tend to overlook spelling and grammar mistakes in those cases.
- Killswitch 12y agoAnd even still, the punctuation and grammar isn't so bad that you can't read the article. Not everyone's goal is to be a perfect writer.