So, for those of you who have seen the latest featured random story -- let me emphasize the word "random", as in they didn't get chosen by people, but by a machine-- you can tell spot on that it is not written in the traditional form. 

It uses symbols and numbers to replace parts of words.

Then you scroll down to the comments section and see a load of superman . No. It's not just regular . It's super, super . I cannot even handle my anger right now. I've already told you, world, that everyone's writing is unique, but it just seems like you all can't grasp that concept. 

If I were to criticize the writer for anything, it would be the plot. No, not the grammar. No, not the spelling. The plot. Nothing else ing matters guys. 

I look down at all of the comments that are being even more sarcastic as me and I just wanna- I just wanna do something fliejkwaljfdsa,fewa.

You know what? I ate chinese today. I'll fart on the bastards and let them suffer. 

People! You can't point out all of those things and make fun of the author for not typing the way you do. I prefer to type (or try to) with good gramar and spelling because I'm the nerd in the corner that sharpens her pencils and whips out her agenda whenever the teacher mentions extra credit or homework. I've also been lucky enough to grow up with proper education. However, how do you know that this author has? She/He could be some strange little child living in the sewers of New York, living with a pack of alligators for all you know. 

You're ignorant. And for those who don't know the definition of the word ignorant, it's this:

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You can't just assume everything. And even if the author likes typing that way? So what? That's their own preference. Just as many other authors prefer to paste photos they copied from google images because they don't feel like writing any goddamn imagery. How can you applaud other writers on this site that use " * " to show thought bubbles, and colors to show who speaks, but condemn another for typing differently.

I can say a hell lot more, but here's the bottom line:

Unless you're a literary critic (No, this does not include the fancy pancy 10-year-old reading reviewers out there), get your goddamn fingers off your keyboard and spread your stupdity elsewhere.