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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
As is your punctuation
gpt
Based and grammar-nazi pilled. I'm gonna rant on this topic.  
  
Despite, in this day and age, good command of language not even being strictly necessary (thanks to proofreading software, journalists and authors can happily get away with sloppy writing) I still believe it's a significant mark of character to just inherently *know* how to manipulate letters and words in the correct way (and likewise, know when to break the rules and use them incorrectly).  
  
And I don't want to be harsh on dyslexic people; there are endless examples of great dyslexic writers, scientists, doctors and whatnot.   Still, the fact that it's fine to have deficiencies in language doesn't detract from the point that it's ever more admirable to utilise those linguistic skills.  
  
&gt;!Also, I'll pre-empt the criticism "but DanontheMoon didn't end that sentence with a period!" by harking back to the point about knowing when to break the rules. Leaving out the period adds a certain tone to internet posts, it creates a pleasing conversational feel in the text. OP didn't deliberately use the apostrophe incorrectly (and if they did, it's trash and doesn't make any aesthetic contribution).!&lt;