Over the past six years, I have taken it upon myself to read each article thoroughly and correct grammar and syntax errors. Some of you need little to no help from me. However some of you (you know who you are) submit articles that, quite frankly, require me to almost rewrite them entirely.

I simply can’t continue to do this. My time is too limited at this point.

So, from here on, any articles submitted that need extensive fixing will simply not be published. Just make sure you’re using a program with some type of autocorrect function, and you’ll be most of the way to writing something that doesn’t look like a complete disaster

I guess my "toPe 10 retro recipees" isn't going to see the light of day.

Vaporman87 wrote :

Yeah, an autocorrect feature of some kind is really necessary. It won't fix all the problems (like run-on sentences or stuff that is just poorly constructed, but it does force you to at least capitalize things that should be capitalized, and stop spelling simple words incorrectly. -end quote

If playing the chalkboard game Hangman taught me anything as a child it was this, death by hanging is the appropriate punishment for misspelling words.

NLogan wrote :

P.S. I had to edit this post three times to conform to our new standards.

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@NLogan: My head has exploded from your nonstop sentences, but you’re not one of the authors this is directed at. And no, I won’t name names. Though for the right amount of money... who knows.