When you assign an MHO to your question do you mark down for spelling and grammar?

[exitseven]

I try not to because it is really the fault of a liberal public school system where mediocrity is celebrated

[Lliam]

Typos can happen, especially when using a phone. So I'm not a grammar nazi, although, someone who can't express a cogent thought won't get an MHO.
That being said, I have more respect for a person who knows the difference between there, their and they're, and knows how to punctuate.

Someone whose intellect I admire is Vivant, but her comments usually need to be deciphered because I think she dictates them into her phone or something, and spell check makes a mess of her words. I don't hold that against her one bit.

I also appreciate wit and a sense of humor.

[Lliam]

Thanks for the MHO, bro.

[LiamJHayden]

I wouldn't, especially since we cannot edit once posted. Dozens of times I've posted and THEN noticed a typo or a partial phrase that I though I had redacted still within my answer.

[exitseven]

yes, that has happened to me. I can spell pretty good but I csnnot type worth a damn,

[TrueConfection]

No, I don't. My keyboard has taught me not to judge other users based on their spelling and grammar.

In fact, I just had to correct "they" to "their" and delete a floating letter C.

I agree with you about the school system. I had a conversation with a HS English teacher who was explaining to me that the ability to spell words is something we're born with and can't be taught.

[DarkCarousel]

No, I don’t. An insightful or helpful answer is more important than whether or not it has perfect spelling and grammar.

[sage2021]

I have to GaG on my cellphone 📱. It limits things I can do on it. But for some reason my auto-correct needs to go back to highschool spelling and grammar classes because it changes perfectly spelled words, such as love to like. That can make a big difference in a text!

[Sparkie460]

If I can't understand their answer I do. If it doesn't make any sense to my question, I don't even consider it. Just for spelling and punctuation, no

[red_knight]

If it makes sense to me the asker of many questions and my mood

[msc545]

I don't do this but not for the reasons you mentioned

[AviatorTom]

I don't mind typos in someone's post, but obvious blatant errors in spelling and grammar usually get a deduction.

[LovingJo]

Not as a rule... Usually goes on depth and thought of the response.

[SnowedIn]

Nope. The thought behind the answer matters more.

[Jamie05rhs]

If you tolerate the mediocrity, it will continue.

[ShesRad80]

never

[Fuentes]

Lol naaah

[KrakenAttackin]

Nope.