[ SECRET POST #4099 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4099 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Ahhhh. This reminds me of my early days in fandom when people would insist that not differentiating between your/you're or its/it's wasn't a mistake, it was their writing style and how very dare you for not getting that! It was giggleworthy then, and it's giggleworthy now to see such old material get a new airing. Thank you.


In fact, you kind of have to learn to speak "Tumblr code" if you want anyone on Tumblr to pay attention to what you're saying.

LOL, no.

[(Anonymous)]

Sometimes it is a style and sometimes it isn't.

SA

[(Anonymous)]

like, the idea that there is never a style and usage that's distinctive to twitter/tumblr/etc is pretty objectively incorrect

that doesn't mean that every grammar mistake or perceived solecism is a stylistic choice but some of them definitely are

[(Anonymous)]

To be fair, there are people on Tumblr who will brush you off and mock you if you talk like a "crusty" LJ user, aka not punctuating every sentence with literally and not using memes like a new SAT vocabulary word you learned that week in English class.

[(Anonymous)]

da

True, but fortunately the opinions of people like that generally aren't a matter of much importance.

[(Anonymous)]

+1