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IMO, it is inappropriate to judge one's professionalism based on
typing/spelling in a discussion list (or IM, informal email, text
message, etc). That would be like judging your presentation and public
speaking skills based on your ability to chit-chat over the phone.
We are busy people and we often respond quickly and hastily to these
emails. Yes, spelling and typos are distracting, but we're not trying
to impress each other in this discussion group. ...Are we?
:)
Arroxane, who has more important things to spell-check
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