Not an issue for me. I tend to look for message and intent.

even seasoned English writers make a mistake, especially when typing quickly into a blog response such as this. It's easy, for example to type 'send' when I meant 'sent' and then I've used the past tense form instead of the past participle. Spell checker won't pick that up and I'm not gonna grammar check my blog discussions for this kind of minor screw up.

Personally I don't care if you point out my mistakes or not. Others might get all huffy. Whatever! :)

If you've got time to do that and rummage around WA doing that, go for it :)

JAngele, no need to be an editor but nothing wrong with pointing out writing errors, no one should feel offended, getting advice to be better writer or expressing different opinions should be encouraged, that is a good way to learn.

Unless it's specifically requested by the blogger, unsolicited auditing is considered rude.

It drives me crazy too. You would think Americans could read and write English. I posted this last week if you need to share with your followers. Common Writing Errors Have a great holiday season.

Mark