judging people on their writing
do you judge people on how they write and assume bad about them if they dont write like you? or assume they better if they write better than you?
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Why would I assume anything on anyone? Unless that person was being nasty towards me I wouldn't assume any bad on anyone.
The world is full of too many judges and instead we need to see people for who they are and not defining people on their differences, disabilities or anything else. Why is human nature so focused on bullying an minority?
Writing ability doesn't define a person, it doesn't even tell you the intelligence of a person. You can be the smartest person in the world but still suffer from a form of dyslexia. If anything I would question the intelligence of those who were being judgemental in the first place.
Also its ironic that if anyone here says they judge someone on their writing ability on a disability forum, a forum designed to be a safe place for individuals who may have some form of writing disability.
Just saying?
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people judge me because my writing isnt fancy your right rubin on a disability forum they should be better but its worse
i never got in trouble any other site but here i get told im rude because i write directly
i didnt know it was a type of bullying thank you rubin it is good to be understood
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and now they make my posts not go on
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i get judged because of how i write all the time even on here
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No I don't judge people on their writing.
Hi, if you feel you are being judged unfairly here the best thing to do is to flag it for the scope moderators to see.
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Sometimes I do, but on here I know not to because I know people can't help not having perfect spelling and/or grammar.
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There's a spell checker on here
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I judge if the handwriting is scribbly that does this person have dyspraxia or anxiety affecting their handwriting or have they not been eating well or have they suffered some nerve damage. I used to teach so would try to look out for these things. Not to look down or up to anyone. Many ways to try and look out for one another. There's a lot of support that an go missed from not knowing what stuff is to identify it and then miss out getting support.
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Makes no difference to me how someone's spelling or grammar is, it's their character that matters.
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