He finished reading an article on a Tampa Bay news site. At the end of the article was something he’d never before seen: a button to report typos.
Impressed, he nodded. Many sites would benefit from such a button. They could also use a button to report grammar and punctuation errors.
Hell, his own modest site would do with those buttons.
Michael Seidel, writer 
Couldn’t we all use those buttons, Michael?
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I think many can but there are a few, a tiny, tiny, few, where I never find a tpo or those other errors. Not on my site, mind you. LOL Cheers, nan.
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Everyone in higher education could use those buttons! lol
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LOL – make it so, number one. Cheers
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Such a button would be more trouble than it’s worth, though, at least for you. [small tirade deleted] For every person who occasionally caught a dropped word or potentially confusing comma, there’d be a half-dozen others telling you that the correct plural for cat is cat’s and that you must always use a conjunction when joining two sentences with a semicolon: i have MFA English so i know grammer better then u, you should of not wrote cats because its cat’s when u have more then 1. Seriously, unless idjits claiming to “know grammer better then u” makes you laugh, it’s not worth the hassle.
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Thanks for your humorous comment and sharp insights, Thomas. And it’s true; the Oxford comma is just the tip of the grammar sword. You’re so right, it would not be worth the hassle. Cheers
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Well, I am on Team Oxford Comma, Michael.
I try to avoid grammar errors and typos, but every now and then, I will catch one on my blog. If I do, and no matter how long it has been, I will try and fix it.
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I’m on TOC as well. And I always try to fix mine, too. Cheers
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