"You fancy yourself a writer, clearly. Why then do you have such a poor understanding of grammar and punctuation? You use both your and you're incorrectly, insert commas where they don't belong, omit them where they do, use periods when you need commas, don't know how to use quotation marks, and a host of other basic grammatical problems that make your work difficult to read. And I realize that your Midnight Sun story doesn't have any complaints about this in its comments, but nevertheless, your writing is extremely shoddy for someone who brags about writing between eighty to 100 pages in a single day. (Although that does rather explain the poor grammar, etc. On that note, you should know that your body doesn't have a capability to write that many pages in a day...it has the ABILITY TO write that much.) One has to wonder why, even though you supposedly had people looking over your work, not one person bothered to assist you in the editing department, badly needed as it was. Or why you didn't bother to do it yourself. You would have, were you actually a writer, because that's precisely what writers do. The good ones who pride themselves on work well done, anyway.
By the way, if you reply to this with something along the lines of how grammar isn't that important, you'll just prove how little of a writer you actually are. Following basic, standard rules of grammar isn't just a Grammar Nazi thing, it's about making your work comprehensible. Any time a person has to stop and re-read something because the writer's shoddy grammar makes it difficult or impossible to grasp the meaning without a close re-examination of the sentence, it is the writer who is to blame"
The user, SILFREN sent me that today. What a lovely person.
