I've Had It! The Grammar/Punctuation Hall of Shame Master Thread

[lcm]

there are unfortunately ~194 countries that don't currently except it.

That's the type of mistakes that you make when you plan zooms that you cancel

[Kobe Bryant]

What about people who struggle with seeing the leaders we're supposedly leaders sin?

[aygart]

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[YitzyS]

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How useful is this for someone who generally uses Hebrew words interspersed in their writing?

[aygart]

How useful is this for someone who generally uses Hebrew words interspersed in their writing?

It is definitely still useful for the English portions but not sure how much specifically from the premium features

[Yehuda57]

How useful is this for someone who generally uses Hebrew words interspersed in their writing?

It is still a gevaldikeh metziah*

*I don't actually have a paid plan and do not know what the premium features are.

[YitzyS]

It is still a gevaldikeh metziah*

*I don't actually have a paid plan and do not know what the premium features are.

*Did you mean gaveled Matzo?*

[CountValentine]

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MS Edge does it for free. It just changed to to too. 

[AsherO]

*Did you mean gaveled Matzo?*

Convoluted way to say Matzah meal?

[EliJelly]

It is still a gevaldikeh metziah*

It might alert you that the rest of the world has already transitioned to gevaldigeh

(I'm aware that in Lubavitch the authentic ק is still being used)

[aygart]

MS Edge does it for free. It just changed to to too. 

I find this to be much more comprehensive that the browser-based ones (but I didn't try Edge)

[Yehuda57]

It might alert you that the rest of the world has already transitioned to gevaldigeh

(I'm aware that in Lubavitch the authentic ק is still being used)

I'm not aware of the grammatical correctness or incorrectness of either, all I know is that my wife's grandfather was Zelig, and other families spell it Zelik, which drives me insane.

[ExGingi]

I'm not aware of the grammatical correctness or incorrectness of either, all I know is that my wife's grandfather was Zelig, and other families spell it Zelik, which drives me insane.

I believe the reason has to do with not having a posuk that starts with a ז and ends with a ג.

[Something Fishy]

Nominating myself.

Worst run-on I've written in a long time but quite frankly I don't have the patience to rewrite it.

You'd think that enlarging the overall NP system would be helpful, but instead of giving world-class sites such as Deadhorse, Custer, and many others the NP recognition they deserve and lightening the load at other parks, they keep on adding garbage like Gateway Arch and every other hill in the east.

[SSLPhD]

Nominating myself.

Worst run-on I've written in a long time but quite frankly I don't have the patience to rewrite it.

Not every long sentence is a run-on.

[Something Fishy]

Not every long sentence is a run-on.

I'd be delighted for redemption... tell me more!

[SSLPhD]

I'd be delighted for redemption... tell me more!

Your sentence has one thought:
"You'd think blah but instead of blah they keep on adding garbage..."
Overall looks fine to me.

[YitzyS]

Not every long sentence is a run-on.

Username checks out... 

[CountValentine]

Is it correct to use the comma in the following sentence?
I am not disagreeing, but it all depends on what the law is.

[as2]

Is it correct to use the comma in the following sentence?
I am not disagreeing, but it all depends on what the law is.

I'm no expert, but I'd say it is correct.