Will the Reader ...

[CageSage]

Read on

https://writerunboxed.com/2019/02/09/wi ... le-things/

There are some little gems in here, worth reading to the end.

[Rath Darkblade]

None of these are a huuu-uuuu-uuge bugbear for me. I just close the book and throw it out (or return it, if it's a library book), that's all.

I have to wonder if "Wheeee—ain’t writtin’ (sic -Ed.) fun!" (or the other spelling/grammar mistakes) are intentionally ironic...

[CageSage]

I read them as intentional examples.
This is the real gem for me:

the more I practice, the more I pay attention, the easier my editing process is than when I do not or did not know—you know? haw! The more we learn, the more we practice our craft, the more we listen to our instincts, the more we pay attention to the big things and the little things, the cleaner and more engaging our manuscripts will be.

[Rkcapps]

I like this bit,

Grammar rules are not as subjective as are those “rules” Some Writer or Person or Someone Somewhere Who We Often Call “They” suggest we follow (and often “They” are correct).