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 Yes for proofreading. No for not doing it with your own comment.

 @mi-bike: That was the point he was trying to make. He wants Pinkbike to proofread the comment section.

That said, I think it is nice that people can make themselves understood in a language that is not their first. Some mistakes here and there don't necessarily make it hard to read.

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 @mi-bike: well, fair play I guess.

I'm not a native speaker either by the way, so I know the struggle. It was in no way meant to throw shade on the writer. Just saying the article itself could be proof read, as a service to non-native writers for them producing great content.

Who cares about the comment section anyway?

 @hubertje-ryu: well let's see, you're complaining about not proofreading while not proofreading your complaint. Get it? You kind of look foolish. Like maybe, just maybe, you could have stopped, and looked deep down inside of your soul and asked, "am I a good proofreader". Because neither are you. On the other hand, I actually agree with you.

 @hubertje-ryu: My first sentence was merely an attempted joke. I do think however that the more we strive for perfection everywhere, the more it will stand out if something isn't perfect. What do we need to do with with video interviews and podcasts with athletes and technicians who also don't speak perfect English. Do we need a voice-over, subtitles? These people have something to tell, it shouldn't be too hard to look past some minor mistakes and instead focus on the actual story. I also don't think people learn much from having their story corrected by an expert, but I do think it can feel like a failure in a way. If you want to help someone learn a language, treat the person just like how you would/should treat a little kid learning to talk. If the kid makes a mistake, you won't go "no, it is ...". Instead, try to use part of their phrase in your (correct) response. That's usually enough. Of course in your post I think it was merely a typo but as this is Pinkbike, there are more than enough who'd like to nag.

That said, I think most typos these days come from auto-correct in cellphones. My text messages on a regular phone (with buttons) were usually fine, but now that I have one with a touch-screen they're pretty horrible . When on Pinkbike, I just use a computer so no auto-correct drama. From what I've been told, my messages do get long though!

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