misspellings

Buying misspellings might be worth it in either of two situations 1) Those clients are unlikely to try again after the misspellings.

Syntax evolution also includes new strange word reorderings, deliberate word omissions, and deliberate word misspellings.

It barely made a point, and is riddled with distracting misspellings and grammatical errors.

I always thought HN readers had more important stuff to do then to point out other's misspellings.

I don't know when I've seen quite so many misspellings, grammar errors, and odd or confusing wording.

I know misspellings are a little different, but for now I say just build your business.

Fascinating - although I wonder if you're missing a trick by not looking at misspellings?

Pretty hard to hack, but pretty easy to hit, even with misspellings, etc., and not a lot of suffering by the user.

Totally with you, though I might not find intentional misspellings as endearing as you.

It is more professional to send a completed email then to have the recipient see you typing in realtime complete with misspellings, clumsy typing, and grammar errors.

What is more bothersome is not the presence of misspellings, but his acknowledgment that he has a problem, but steadfast (and even arrogant) refusal to fix it.

In Idea I'm always getting warnings about misspellings, even though I don't care.

I would really like to be able to search for common misspellings when users ask about a missing email, you know, like "/[^\s]+@domain.com/" does now.