I must apologize to all of you ... our Dear Dear PD posters ... I have been reading at DD today and well I see that the Pilchesky's are editing almost everyone for typo's ... font size ... etc. ... I do not do that for all of you ... I leave it up to you to edit your own ... is this something that you would want done to your posts? Or should I leave them be ... and let you all catch your own mistakes? Treat you like the adults you are. I would hate to be neglectful to all of your needs ... please let me know! I just find it funny that they don't seem to give a rats ass about my favorite poster (I'm her #1 Fan) Granma! They continue to let her typo's go ... is that fair? I think not!
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I just thought that it was truly strange that they edit some posts for typo's .... font size ... etc. and others they let stand .... have you all noticed that lately? Or is it just me ... and sometimes it's Joe doing the editing ... sometimes Joanne ... but it's weird ...
Ag I will let all of the Posters here decide if they want to edit their own typo's ... and I will let them pick their own font size ... don't worry ... I would never be that presumptious as to alter someone else's posting ...
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This is just one person's opinion -- mine! ~~PD where True Freedom of Speech Rings ... DD ... where freedom of speech only applies if you agree with King Joe Pilchesky ... I prefer true Freedom of Speech!
You are the admin - you do as you deem necessary. However, sometimes when I type, and use various words, I make sure to run them through my special Redneck and Ebonics versions of my Spellchecker. You might not have those updated versions, so I would appreciate doing my own editing (if that's all the same to you). If you need a copy, I can give you a bootleg of my bootleg - I got it from Granma.
