Prescriptivists

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Please don't do this,
and I mean on any thread. There's no purpose to these posts, and they just waste space.

There is a purpose to these posts. They help to provide for a more easily readable whatever-you're-reading, they show the writer what they need to work on to improve the readability of their writings, et cetera.

I think how easily you can fix it shows how readable it is

[Things2do]

Please don't do this,
and I mean on any thread. There's no purpose to these posts, and they just waste space.

There is a purpose to these posts. They help to provide for a more easily readable whatever-you're-reading, they show the writer what they need to work on to improve the readability of their writings, et cetera.

I think how easily you can fix it shows how readable it is.

Yes, it's "readable." However, the corrections make it even more so. Besides, how do you know how easily I can fix it?

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There is a purpose to these posts. They help to provide for a more easily readable whatever-you're-reading, they show the writer what they need to work on to improve the readability of their writings, et cetera.

I think how easily you can fix it shows how readable it is.

Yes, it's "readable." However, the corrections make it even more so. Besides, how do you know how easily I can fix it?

Putting punctuation outside quotation marks is more logical, no (unless it's included in the quote)?

[Tailsfan101]

I think how easily you can fix it shows how readable it is.

Yes, it's "readable." However, the corrections make it even more so. Besides, how do you know how easily I can fix it?

Putting punctuation outside quotation marks is more logical, no (unless it's included in the quote)?

When Things2do gets caught making a grammatical error...

[Things2do]

Yes, it's "readable." However, the corrections make it even more so. Besides, how do you know how easily I can fix it?

Putting punctuation outside quotation marks is more logical, no (unless it's included in the quote)?

When Things2do gets caught making a grammatical error...

"Commas and periods always go inside the quotation marks." - https://www.grammarly.com/blog/quotation-marks/
and
The New Webster's Grammar Guide

[dxu46]

Putting punctuation outside quotation marks is more logical, no (unless it's included in the quote)?

When Things2do gets caught making a grammatical error...

"Commas and periods always go inside the quotation marks." - https://www.grammarly.com/blog/quotation-marks/
and
The New Webster's Grammar Guide

citing grammarly, that's a true scholar right there

[Things2do]

When Things2do gets caught making a grammatical error...

"Commas and periods always go inside the quotation marks." - https://www.grammarly.com/blog/quotation-marks/
and
The New Webster's Grammar Guide

citing grammarly, that's a true scholar right there

I only used it for the direct quote. I listed a book, which I own, for the actual reference...

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"Commas and periods always go inside the quotation marks." - https://www.grammarly.com/blog/quotation-marks/
and
The New Webster's Grammar Guide

citing grammarly, that's a true scholar right there

I only used it for the direct quote. I listed a book, which I own, for the actual reference...

You forget that I said "more logical".

[Things2do]

citing grammarly, that's a true scholar right there

I only used it for the direct quote. I listed a book, which I own, for the actual reference...

You forget that I said "more logical."

I was referring to correctness, not logicality... Besides, that was also aimed at Tails' comment about erroneous grammar:

When Things2do gets caught making a grammatical error...

[dxu46]

I only used it for the direct quote. I listed a book, which I own, for the actual reference...

You forget that I said "more logical."

I was referring to correctness, not logicality.... Besides, that was also aimed at Tails's comment about erroneous grammar:

When Things2do gets caught making a grammatical error...

If we're talking about correctness, we should start at the basics....