. . . No, don’t. Really.
In another forum, after I had used “sic” correctly in quoting a text with an error, some lame brain just HAD to chime and tell me what it meant. . . while demonstrating they had not read the linked article from which the text was quoted AND saying incorrectly that the error I noted was a misspelling, when it was a correctly spelled word that was misused.
Well, the commenter learned a lesson, yeah, and hopefully two.
#gagamaggot
1. Never try to instruct someone on words when you don’t know what you are talking about. Instead, ask and learn. Or at least get a dictionary and learn how to use it. *duh*
2. If the quoted material that is from a larger text that’s available to you, READ THE LARGER TEXT before making a fool of yourself. If you then want to go ahead and make a fool of yourself anyway, be prepared to be “schooled.”
Did they by chance follow you to another post you recently made? It seems like one of your recent commenters could use a bit of “schooling”.
If you are referring to the illiterate, nearly incoherent commenter on my June 23 post, urm, no. Gladly, he gave me permission (that I did not require *heh*) to delete any or all of his posts. I selected the ones that were not ALL gibberish and let them stay, so you were spared the worst of his asininities.