N. T. wrote:
> What is real obvious for you may not be that obvious for non-native
> English Language member of the list. Some reasonable level of
> tolerance should be expected here.

To some extent.  The kind of errors non-native speakers usually make are
different from just sloppiness and lack of checking.  Of course sometimes
errors produce text that looks correct but has a different meaning.  Then
you can't fault people for interpreting it as written.

Non-native english speakers definitely get some slack, but in the end this
is a english language list, so posts will be interpreted that way.  It is
also a good idea for those that aren't so good with english to identify
themselves as such if they want the aforementioned slack.

> Sometimes, depending on text typing
> and reading options, typing correctly and checking out the typed in
> text may be a problem even for native English speaker.

Anyone can at least quickly look over what they wrote.  Whether you like it
or not, you are constantly judged by what you write and how you write it.


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