Alex, while I've often found it difficult to read the `broken English'
from our friends in other countries, I would never presume to correct their
spelling. The `bottom line' is communications. English is hard enough to
learn and spell, even for those of us born in countries that speak the
language. I find it easy to understand the intent of their messages. One
of the great attributes of this group is it's international audience.
Despite our `native tongues', we learn so much from each other.

   - Tom

At 02:46 PM 5/9/98 +0300, Alex Torres wrote:
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> And not everybody's native language is English !
>There are many people from non english speaking countries present here. Some
>of them are not good in english grammar so they can do some mistakes, but it
>not meaning that they are poorly educated.
>
>I'm sure that native English speaking people find many mistakes in my
>messages, but for approximately 3 years that I here in piclist nobody has
>complained of my messages.
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