Grammar is law

[Drownedwithluv]

Content may never change but grammar makes it or breaks it

Even messing up a plural form of a word or messing up your "a" and "an"s could make something go from witty to shitty real quick

 

[Drownedwithluv]

@flawed

 

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Thankfully ai helps with my grammar mistakes

 

[Altruist]

pigskin = pig's kin

just my 2 cents

 

[Drownedwithluv]

Thankfully ai helps with my grammar mistakes

brutal

 

[Drownedwithluv]

pigskin = pig's kin

just my 2 cents

better than being a shit's kin by far

 

[Deleted Member 55516]

Very true, I try my best to use correct grammar, but I’m not really good at English tbh.

However, I’ve actually noticed a phenomenon contradictory to this, that the top comments in youtube and insta reels have a really high chance of having one grammatical error. I’ll collect some cases once I have more time and maybe make a thread abt it.

 

[Deleted Member 75153]

Ober

 

[Drownedwithluv]

Very true, I try my best to use correct grammar, but I’m not really good at English tbh.

However, I’ve actually noticed a phenomenon contradictory to this, that the top comments in youtube and insta reels have a really high chance of having one grammatical error. I’ll collect some cases once I have more time and maybe make a thread abt it.

Depends on the community

If it's a techy or humanities aligned video, the commends will be filled with gay lords

If it's something like football, it's just ESL's making really bad jokes and spamming emojis

 

[Deleted Member 75153]

However, I’ve actually noticed a phenomenon contradictory to this, that the top comments in youtube and insta reels have a really high chance of having one grammatical error. I’ll collect some cases once I have more time and maybe make a thread abt it.

Assume you are writing to a group of horny teenage girls, in which case a try-hard message is very likely to be perceived as dissonant unless you have some sort of authority over them or/and a teacher-like function

Goofy language, in that case, may help to be perceived as more friendly and/or less judgmental