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We're like how we write.

"Writing with misspellings in half essentially writing (blogs) ... well ... it's like to let visitors come to your house and it was all dirty and unkempt"

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The post that started it all.

Literacy Campaign Blogger

I know the name of the campaign could be wrong. It is not sending someone to INEA (put here a link INEA but I doubt that anyone who needs it will be able to understand). This is a small campaign to raise awareness to all those who read this blog and my staff to do everything possible to care for our spelling.

guess Most of you who are college students (or graduates), and it is a shame that at this point, some written without any regard for the English language (the middle and high school students not escape). It is true that errors are not corrected reborn, but something as basic as spelling only learn if you want, and I think the blog is an opportunity to practice.

is true that we can make mistakes in writing (this blog is an example of this), but there are others who deliberately commit many spelling mistakes can be difficult to understand what they mean.

The way to support this campaign is putting this button transparent background in the sidebar of your blog (and of course, do everything possible to improve their spelling).

The idea of \u200b\u200bthis campaign is server, who is supported by Kamelie , the message button is the brainchild of writer Gabriel Trujillo "Tony Rocks is in charge of broadcasting, and the button was created by Marsahn

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Write the spelling

A Mexican blogger living in Spain wrote this in his blog on the campaign

And it's an important exercise in self-censorship and responsibility which encourages "English-speaking Bloggers commit themselves to make proper use of spelling when writing in their blogs. "

I seem sensible campaign for, to see if once and for all, is done to make people aware that freedom of expression is not exercised from the vulgarity, bad taste, lack of education and, above all, with spelling mistakes. They are totally different things, and some people under the banner of "freedom of expression" merely justify deficiencies, limitations or simple folly.

True that we apply ourselves the story of "who is completely blameless cast the first stone." All, and perhaps no exaggeration to say that absolutely everyone at some point we have posted an entry with spelling mistakes (motivated primarily by a typing error or a slight revision of our text), but not now speak of these "kits" product of neglect, but we refer to texts full of blunders and misspellings inherited from the modern custom of sending messages on your phone or participate in a chat room. From this humble

virtual space we joined the campaign, hoping not to fall into oblivion and giving a positive result to improve the quality of the contents of the Blogosphere.
This is why we include this button on our blogroll to show our commitment to this cause.
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