Are you bothered by spelling mistakes and grammatical errors in hubs?

It bothers me a lot. It often looks like people write a hub and publish it without even giving it a second glance. Even putting aside a new hub for a day can show errors but the best idea is to have someone proof your writing.

Errors look unprofessional.

A small error here and there doesn't bother me but when the entire piece is incoherent I move on and usually just don't finish reading.

On that note, please let me know if you ever see any mistakes in my work. I welcome the feedback.

Everyone makes mistakes... but if there are a lot of them, then yes, I am bothered. I usually don't point them out though... I'm always afraid of how they will take it.

I also get irritated by errors in questions and forum topics. All it takes is one second to re-read what you've just written.

Practical Mommy's hub is a great one for anyone to read on how to decrease their writing errors. I highly recommend it!

Small errors I can live with, but I get annoyed at bad grammar mistakes, which I know I could've just re-checked.

If the bad spelling, grammatical errors and poor use of language make it so that it is difficult to understand the content, then yes, it bothers me. It bothered me a while ago while Hub Hopping that I wrote a hub about it to help other hubbers.

For the occasional oopsies that don't take the focus from the content, I don't mind as much. Many online writers despite their best editing efforts, will miss mistakes now and again.

If it's a badly-written Hub, then yes. I might want to point out to the author to improve his or her writing because it's low quality. It's not just SEO or fluff that makes a good Hub...

I'm an English teacher, so obviously errors do bother me. Sometimes I want to suggest corrections in the comment section, but I don't. It seems mean.

Very often. When I begin reading a hub and the first sentence leads me to nowhere and the spelling and speech are all jumbled and completely senseless, not only does it bug me a lot, but I tend to remove that hub from my feed. I know that's harsh, but that's how I feel.

Not in the least unless they are written like kids text. Other then that, many people don't have a lot of education but they have writing talent , so what the hub is about is what I care about.

I lay on the couch while reading them than comment sometimes. I don't thought that speling is that importent, it is the massage that matters the moist. Thank u.

I am certain that I have made grammatical errors in my hubs, but I do proof read them before publishing. Spelling mistakes are a no no, and I have read a few hubs with some. It does put me off, but that doesn't mean someone without the skill shouldn't be allowed to try.

Yes. I feel if you are going to bother to do something, take the time to do it right.

I make them as often as anybody. But as anyone who has ever been paid to write will tell you, you die with them. Nothing says unprofessional like an error your reader could correct.

Many hubbers know English as a second language, and there are some "tells" that make it obvious. I don't point them out because, hey, I don't speak a second language - much less write in one. I know, though, that I am not helping them.

I'd like to hear some feedback from our ESL hubbers: Do you want corrections?

For English-speakers, read you hub after it's published. If errors jump out at you (and they will) - go into edit and fix them. Sometimes I have to go back more than once!

Twice? Yeah.

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