Everyday Bloggers are challenged by typos and i am one of them ‘obviously’ – I have been struggling to get rid of them but some of them go unnoticed even if i review the article twice, the worst part is that when i am reviewing i actually read the typo as the actual word or sentence should have been, and even on my ‘about’ page a typo went unnoticed until i noticed it today and it was so obvious and when I noticed it i was like ‘ What the fluck’ is that why the fluck i didn’t notice it before, So today i wanted to write that post to let the world know that i am no longer annoyed by typos rather i love them what else huh? Even now when i notice typos on other people blogs it just giggles me and just whisper to myself that this blogger is just one of my kind :-}
Anyway seriously i would appreciate if any of you can make good suggestions to eliminate typos, the typos i am challenged by are kind of spelling mistakes and for that reason i have turned spell checked on, and sometime i ‘omit’ the words and leaving out certain words in a sentence and what is more terrible that i even don’t notice them while reading i actually read the missing word even if not there …. :/{{
appreciate feedback and suggestion :-}}
When you proofread, read from the last word to the first word. The you won’t be expecting words in a certain order. Makes it easier to notice the typos.
I’m still waiting for that direct brain transfer to the CPU. But I suspect evein that won’t avoid the vicious evil and dreaded typos from coming down and smiting us with their * and extra ‘s and the occasional aborted twitter by bumping the return key.
Lord save me from the typos and protect my blog from my rapid postings
@Sean, typos at twitter are even more annoying since you can edit the tweet and sometime you ended up deleting some of them
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I don’t think your problem is typos. Rather I believe your major problem is punctuation! A period here and there may help you reduce those run on sentences from time to time! Trust me, your blog will be easier to read.
Otherwise you have a good thing going here.