I personally dislike them, and find them as annoying as hell, thus why I stopped.
I also find the term "Grammar Nazi" EXTREMELY offensive, noting Nazi's killed thousands and thousands of people, and why would anyone want to portray that kind of image?
Yes, but the actual term is Grammar Nazi. te can call yourself da another name if te want. I go da Grammar Nazi because being politically correct is just plain dumb.
@Wanta, I don't want to cause a fight, but I'm saying it because I'm half German, I don't think the name "Grammar Nazi" portrays the wrong type of image,
They're overrated. Their name is overrated. I mean come on. Grammar nazis? Stupid name. Criticizing someones grammar is a common tactic that people use when they don't have a good argument of their own in most cases. It's a method of trying to divert the topic.
I'm OBVIOUSLY no grammar nazi/police whatever they call themselves, but I do like it if some people knew the difference between "you're and your" and "they're/their/there".
First,saying Grammar Nazi offends people because back then,Nazis killed Jews.You should use police.Second,yes and no.I only like them if they is correcting somebody who ain't using correct spelling in mostly o every single word in the sentence.Ex:I no evy sing pers i her.Do y'all have any idea what that says?It says:I know every single person on in here.I don't like em when they are correcting text language o like one o two word when somebody typed down a sentence.Or like when they is correcting slang.That i and people talk.
Quite frankly I'm annoyed with them. Who cares how a language is communicated, so long as it is understood and meaning is created, the message does not need to be corrected.
