If you don't like the manner, spelling, grammar, punctuation or any other aspect of the way a fellow poster chooses to contribute to our forum - perhaps it is better to accept that this (no matter how irritating you may judge it) is none of yours (or anyone else's) business?

Either post to respond to what your fellow poster is trying to say - or ignore it. Any form of personal judgements made about named fellow posters - made publicly - will mean that others will be subject to it, it will only risk a response in kind and clutter-up any attempt at a sensible debate on our discussion forum.

The fact is that the only posts in which you have any control over these aspects are your own. If you should consider that these aspects are best displayed in your postings - then if you continue posting in this manner - others may well agree and follow your fine example and not the example currently being set by our anonymous volunteer fellow posters who would now appear to be under the impression that their permission to post anything - is required.