Comments on: mah viewzzzz on InTeRnEt slang ………….

By: Twitterholic

Twitterholic — Thu, 16 Sep 2010 08:10:55 +0000

Thank you for writing about this! It reminds me of this video I saw on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qljbvTqScgY. Check it out.

By: Shasmay

Shasmay — Sat, 21 Aug 2010 11:22:16 +0000

It happens a lot to us. I agree, the horrible typing is indeed an extreme aversion. My response do coincide a lot with Sindhu.
However, in btw i guess the reason involved is the fast interaction. You may not save single keystroke in your comment, but it’s the never as same as it seems. People just wanna interact, in due course they don’t stress on its aptness.
Although, my observation on typing does agree a lot with you. There really was contrast diffrence btw the guys who typpp and who type, in as you say the other spheres of life.

By: Ananya

Ananya — Wed, 04 Aug 2010 15:09:31 +0000

U SUCK !!!!!!SIMPLE ENUFF TO UNDERSTAND I SUPPOSE!

By: Sanjoy

Sanjoy — Tue, 03 Aug 2010 11:36:17 +0000

im nt pointng mah fingEr @ dose ppl hu drOP a vowl here or dere but at dose who fnd such obsceneties kool nd go out f dere way ta achieve dere koolness.

Okay, that was the hardest sentence I’ve typed, ever; but my point stands. If you’re contracting contracting to cntrcting in casual IM or Facecebook conversations you’re cool, but if you’re converting converting to konverting, you’re a jerk. dat’s mah view. Note that I did not save a single keystroke in the previous statement.

By: Sindhu

Sindhu — Tue, 03 Aug 2010 06:34:55 +0000

Disagree with “A person sloppy on the keyboard is more likely to be sloppy in other spheres of his or her life as well.”

There are some absolutely maniacal Facebook users that I know of with horrible keyboard skills though they are very competent when it comes to career and other things (and these are people I’ve spent time with in a competitive environment). Generalizing is not the answer.

“I judge people by the way they type – you should too.” I do form an opinion on their lack of knowing what is considered proper etiquette on the Internet, but “judging” is a big word that changes much of your involvement with them.