I joined only to point out this flaw in the club description.

"What say you my comrades?"

I believe this sentence is missing a comma.

This be going a bit to far....I mean "WHO GIGVES A F*** IF I MISPELL A WORD? OR FORGET A F***ING COMMA!!"
*Leaves a time-bomb behind as I leave the group*

Obviously you missed the entire point of the Grammar Nazis.

I'm by no means the founder of this group nor cause, by the way. The concept and idea behind the Grammar Nazis have been around far longer than you may have initially thought. I'm simply bringing the Grammar Nazis to ZU.

Quark: I was sure I edited that part of the description. I guess ZU didn't recognize the edit.

Hey Xeno, another typo, haha.

It'd be "Don", not "Dawn".

That was in the same edit that was supposed to fix the comma. Curse you ZU!

Pretty sure that should be "held."

First of all, your very name is misspelled, but I would have to assume you knew that. It's such an obvious spelling error. Secondly, it's going a bit too far, who gives a **** if you misspell a word, the second half of that all-caps and quoted sentence is a fragment, and your last sentence mixes verb tenses. "Leaves" is past tense and "I leave" is present tense.

Hmm. Probably should have at least skimmed through the description before deciding to post it and having to make all these edits later. Especially since ZU doesn't seem to immediately recognize the edits I make in social groups. Good work nonetheless.

et cetera: You're amazing.

Why thank you Xeno, I do think so myself.

Really how could I not join this group?

Oh, and:

Should be either "Take no prisoners; give no mercy." or "Take no prisoners and give no mercy.", depending on the intent of the sentence.

:3

I decided that by joining here, I would learn proper grammar, and by that I mean asking questions correlating to grammar.


Example:
For instance, if you're typing a sentence (that has parenthesis like this), and you want to end the sentence at the end of said parenthiseis, do you (end it like this?) or (like this)?

What if you have a full sentence in the parenthesis? Would you end it there or what?

Heil, Grammatik Nazi

"Hail, Grammer Nazi"