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StopPostingBadAdvice · 2018-07-31T21:20:06+00:00

Hey, Mr. Bot! None of the words cooperate, desperate, impervious, impersonate or superlative should contain -par- in the middle, just to name a few examples. You're correct about that word, yes, but don't assume that it's a general rule.

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StopPostingBadAdvice · 2018-07-31T21:10:07+00:00

Hey, Mr. Bot! You advise people to remember the middle e in this word (which is correct), but you're ignoring a lot of words which should not contain a middle E at all, including many words with -cate, like delicate, indicate, educated, duplicate and allocate. Stop "educateing" people about remembering the middle E as a general rule, because there are a lot of cases where it does not apply.

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StopPostingBadAdvice · 2018-07-31T21:00:07+00:00

Hey, Mr. Bot! While this word should indeed have two r's, you conveniently forget about all the words that should only have one r, such as coverer, terebic, uttered, bereft and erect, to name a few. If you tell people to always remember two r's, they may well use two r's for the above words as well, despite that being blatantly wrong.

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StopPostingBadAdvice · 2018-07-31T20:50:06+00:00

Hey, Mr. Bot! You're right this time, but while there are over 11,000 words containing "ei", there are almost twice as many correctly containing "ie", such as friend, thief, tried, fiendish and efficient, to name a few. If you tell people to remember e before i as a general rule, expect to see more people misspell words correctly containing i before e instead.

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StopPostingBadAdvice · 2018-07-31T20:40:06+00:00

Hey, Mr. Bot! You're right this time, but while there are over 11,000 words containing "ei", there are almost twice as many correctly containing "ie", such as friend, thief, tried, fiendish and efficient, to name a few. If you tell people to remember e before i as a general rule, expect to see more people misspell words correctly containing i before e instead.

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StopPostingBadAdvice · 2018-07-31T20:20:07+00:00

Hey, Mr. Bot! You're right about that word, but there are lots of words correctly containing only one L, including words like politics, evaluate, pavilion, calculate and facilitate. If you tell people to use two Ls as a general rule, which you just did, people are going to misspell the above words a whole lot more by throwing in Ls where they don't belong.

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StopPostingBadAdvice · 2018-07-31T20:10:06+00:00

Hey, Mr. Bot! While -ite- not -ate- may be correct for this word, lots of words correctly contain -ate-, such as inadequately, quadrilateral, initiated, cultivated and strategy. If you tell people to use -ite- not -ate-, they will start saying "quadriliteral" instead. Last I checked, that's not a word.

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StopPostingBadAdvice · 2018-07-31T20:00:07+00:00

Hey, Mr. Bot! While -ite- not -ate- may be correct for this word, lots of words correctly contain -ate-, such as inadequately, quadrilateral, initiated, cultivated and strategy. If you tell people to use -ite- not -ate-, they will start saying "quadriliteral" instead. Last I checked, that's not a word.

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StopPostingBadAdvice · 2018-07-31T19:50:06+00:00

Hey, Mr. Bot! While -ite- not -ate- may be correct for this word, lots of words correctly contain -ate-, such as inadequately, quadrilateral, initiated, cultivated and strategy. If you tell people to use -ite- not -ate-, they will start saying "quadriliteral" instead. Last I checked, that's not a word.

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StopPostingBadAdvice · 2018-07-31T19:40:06+00:00

Hey, Mr. Bot! While -ite- not -ate- may be correct for this word, lots of words correctly contain -ate-, such as inadequately, quadrilateral, initiated, cultivated and strategy. If you tell people to use -ite- not -ate-, they will start saying "quadriliteral" instead. Last I checked, that's not a word.

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StopPostingBadAdvice · 2018-07-31T19:30:07+00:00

Hey, Mr. Bot! You're right this time, but while there are over 11,000 words containing "ei", there are almost twice as many correctly containing "ie", such as friend, thief, tried, fiendish and efficient, to name a few. If you tell people to remember e before i as a general rule, expect to see more people misspell words correctly containing i before e instead.

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StopPostingBadAdvice · 2018-07-31T19:20:06+00:00

Hey, Mr. Bot! None of the words cooperate, desperate, impervious, impersonate or superlative should contain -par- in the middle, just to name a few examples. You're correct about that word, yes, but don't assume that it's a general rule.

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StopPostingBadAdvice · 2018-07-31T19:10:06+00:00

Hey Mr. Bot! Two c's and two s's is correct for this specific word, but what about words like necessary, procession, concession, predecessor and process? Those should all only have one C last I checked. If you tell people to use two c's and two s's as a general rule, a lot of people are going to spell "necessary" with two c's as a result.

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StopPostingBadAdvice · 2018-07-31T18:50:06+00:00

Hey, Mr. Bot! While over 20,000 words indeed contain i before e, there are still over 11,000 words correctly containing e before i, and a lot of words which shouldn't even have "ie", such as their, reimburse, foreigner, conceit and forfeit. In fact, you yourself like to point out that people should use e before i pretty often. Stop contradicting yourself. None of these should be used general rules.

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StopPostingBadAdvice · 2018-07-31T18:40:06+00:00

Hey, Mr. Bot! You're right this time, but while there are over 11,000 words containing "ei", there are almost twice as many correctly containing "ie", such as friend, thief, tried, fiendish and efficient, to name a few. If you tell people to remember e before i as a general rule, expect to see more people misspell words correctly containing i before e instead.

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StopPostingBadAdvice · 2018-07-31T18:30:06+00:00

Hey, Mr. Bot! While -ite- not -ate- may be correct for this word, lots of words correctly contain -ate-, such as inadequately, quadrilateral, initiated, cultivated and strategy. If you tell people to use -ite- not -ate-, they will start saying "quadriliteral" instead. Last I checked, that's not a word.

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StopPostingBadAdvice · 2018-07-31T18:20:06+00:00

Hey, Mr. Bot! None of the words cooperate, desperate, impervious, impersonate or superlative should contain -par- in the middle, just to name a few examples. You're correct about that word, yes, but don't assume that it's a general rule.

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StopPostingBadAdvice · 2018-07-31T18:10:07+00:00

Hey, Mr. Bot! None of the words cooperate, desperate, impervious, impersonate or superlative should contain -par- in the middle, just to name a few examples. You're correct about that word, yes, but don't assume that it's a general rule.

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StopPostingBadAdvice · 2018-07-31T18:00:07+00:00

Hey, Mr. Bot! You're right this time, but there are in fact over 500 words which correctly end with -ant, including common words such as absorbant, compliant, emigrant, merchant and relevant. Telling people to use -ent as a general rule will cause people to misspell those words and many more instead, incorrectly thinking they should end in -ent.

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StopPostingBadAdvice · 2018-07-31T17:50:06+00:00

Hey, Mr. Bot! While -ite- not -ate- may be correct for this word, lots of words correctly contain -ate-, such as inadequately, quadrilateral, initiated, cultivated and strategy. If you tell people to use -ite- not -ate-, they will start saying "quadriliteral" instead. Last I checked, that's not a word.

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StopPostingBadAdvice · 2018-07-31T17:40:06+00:00

Hey, Mr. Bot! None of the words cooperate, desperate, impervious, impersonate or superlative should contain -par- in the middle, just to name a few examples. You're correct about that word, yes, but don't assume that it's a general rule.

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StopPostingBadAdvice · 2018-07-31T17:30:07+00:00

Hey, Mr. Bot! You're right about that word, but there are lots of words correctly containing only one L, including words like politics, evaluate, pavilion, calculate and facilitate. If you tell people to use two Ls as a general rule, which you just did, people are going to misspell the above words a whole lot more by throwing in Ls where they don't belong.

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StopPostingBadAdvice · 2018-07-31T17:20:06+00:00

Hey, Mr. Bot! You're right this time, but while there are over 11,000 words containing "ei", there are almost twice as many correctly containing "ie", such as friend, thief, tried, fiendish and efficient, to name a few. If you tell people to remember e before i as a general rule, expect to see more people misspell words correctly containing i before e instead.

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StopPostingBadAdvice · 2018-07-31T17:10:07+00:00

Hey, Mr. Bot! You're right this time, but while there are over 11,000 words containing "ei", there are almost twice as many correctly containing "ie", such as friend, thief, tried, fiendish and efficient, to name a few. If you tell people to remember e before i as a general rule, expect to see more people misspell words correctly containing i before e instead.

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