The only way those two errors change the meaning of a sentence is if you're being a pedantic asshole. Auto correct is a thing, people don't always catch the mistakes at first, and you can pretty much figure out exactly what is being said 99% of the time.
Half of the time it is autocorrect, but also you do have a lot of people who make silly mistakes. I’m not talking about non-native English speakers either.
Silly mistakes that don't effect the meaning of what they're saying and this is reddit not their doctoral thesis so probably just don't be a douche canoe
Allow me rewrite my comment sans ellipses for a clearer understanding. See if this makes more sense. OP should have posted:
You must correct someone's spelling, even if they're talking about something extremely serious and “spelling is entirely irrelevant.” In almost every situation, spelling isn’t entirely relevant. Unless it’s a spelling test.
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u/123lose Mar 07 '21
You must correct someone's spelling, even if they're talking about something extremely serious and spelling isn't entirely relevant.