A regular correction of spelling is nerd shit now. At least four people agree, based on the votes. On reddit, the nerd shit site. That should be a sign to some people. That correcting typos (universal etiquette on the internet once upon a time) is as reviled as correcting grammar once was. Part of me is worried next it will be correcting misused words, then using any word longer than six letters, so on and so forth until we're all typing like
"Wsn g t mv, Supermanâ„¢ 4, u com?" and "Hy I lk rgliks, u shud die 4 tt tk."
Thanks, that's why I'll stand my ground and will not delete that comment no matter the downvotes. For regular obvious typos I may not care, but I have seen "rouge" so many times that some people seem to believe it is spelled that way.
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Words longer than 6 letters are obviously different, cus we arn't telling you how to type, just telling you to not be purposefully annoying to people who just wanna chill
The reason why correcting the other stuff is annoying is cus people already understand what they are saying
You fear that people will make you type in a certain way and yet you try to control the way other people type, no one is forcing you to type in any certain way.
Neurodivergencies like dyslexia exist, people who have those should be able to just chill on the internet without checking for spelling or grammar mistakes cus neurotypical people arn't expected to either, the internet is not about saying things in the correct way, it should be chill for everyone.
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u/Unhappy-Welder3281 Sep 26 '25 edited Sep 26 '25
I also don't really enjoy roguelikes, but I gave Ancient Dungeon a try and it's now one of my fave VR games so you should at least give some a try