Interesting thread. Two of my older sisters were teachers, so I had spelling, grammar, and punctuation driven into my head. But that was over sixty years ago and some of it has vanished. A classic example of how punctuation can change the meaning of a sentence- "The panda bear eats shoots and leaves", means that a certain animal's diet is made up of parts of a plant. "The panda bear eats, shoots, and leaves", means that the animal has his meal, fires his gun, and waves bye-bye while walking down the trail. Editing posts on this board is rather easy. After entering the message, scroll down and click on the "Preview" box. Proofread your message. If everything is okay, click the "Submit" box, or if you spot a mistake, click the "return to form" box to make changes. Then click "Preview" again, then "submit". Beats the heck out of the old method of rolling the paper up, erasing the mistake with a card between copies to keep from smearing the carbon paper, and entering the correct entry.
Willie
p.s. I edited this reply 3 times before submitting.
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