Re: Thoraited Tungsten Rods response to spelling errors

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Original poster: "James Howells" <james@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>

I agree with your point that  using the wrong spelling could prevent 
finding archived material.

However, I could not find legastheny.
To help the translation / interpretation for others:
I did find  legasthenie ...... it showed up in connection with Dyslexia
so I see the connection now.

I do despair at incorrect spelling and punctuation ( even though I am 
poor at both myself) but I do feel a search for tungsten would show 
up all the documents

As an Englishman  enjoying the list, I have learned to cope and ( 
sort of ) accept color, ( colour) thoro ( thorough)
and find it easier on my concentration of the subject material if I 
do not get irritated by these anomalies.
I am working on not being upset by sepErate, and TO for  too many 
times misspelled
- not confined to the US but common in the British Isles also

That's my two penn'oth  ( penny's worth = two cents = two bits 
......... is there a two pfenigs worth )

Off Line,  but hopefully amusing............ all work and no play 
makes Jim a dull  coil builder









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----- Original Message ----- From: "Tesla list" <tesla@xxxxxxxxxx>
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Sent: Thursday, April 19, 2007 2:29 AM
Subject: Re: Thoraited Tungsten Rods


> Original poster: "Kurt Schraner" <k.schraner@xxxxxxxxxxx>
>
> Why nobody like to spell the title as "Thoriated..." instead of 
> "Thoraited..." ???
>
> The whole thread might not show up in a later archive search for "thoriated".
>
> In addition, foreign language members, like myself, would really 
> benefit from halfway correct spelling.
>
> Kurt
>
> P.S. I'm aware, that  has nothing to do with intelligence, and would 
> not like to discourage anybody to post to the list.