*Note that I don't claim to know anything. These are my thoughts and I'm open for debate and such :)*
Chappter on: Y i lyk spelllchek
Lots of people know what spellcheck is. It's true. If I were to poll the general audience, about ninety-nine percent (more, probably) would say that, yes, they have heard of it. And they've probably used it too. That's why this issue confuses me.
We'll get into grammar later on, but I just want to dedicate a chapter to FORCE-FEEDING every reader this one thought: CHECK. YOUR. SPELLING. No, you can't say "i went to the movies." (If you don't know what's wrong there, the i should be capitalized) and you can't say "Hi, Id like some pizza." (Please... Tell me I don't have to clarify)
Now, I only see this problem once and a while, and I'll reassure people that even really, really, experienced authors get spelling mistakes. I've seen them. But there's one difference: They freak out, usually, over them.
Spelling mistakes may be small, but if you don't care or you have too many (Too many being, to clarify, MORE THAN ONE IN TEN PARAGRAPHS)
And that should be about it. If you've got any questions (Or would like to point out anything wrong or overly ... something in my writing) then there's a comment box :P
