READ VERY IMPORTANT QUESTION I NEED ANSWERED

But liquor is quicker….or so they say.

and you absolutely FAILED. not only do you insist that you will not employ basic punctuation and capitalization, but you sentences don’t even make sense.

But to answer your original question, if you want to be recognized here, write a good article in the FanPost section. If the moderators like it, they will likely give you front page billing. If it looks like your current posts… they will get flamed and your time will likely be wasted, as people won’t read it.

That said, show us what you got. But for god’s sake, sentences start with capital letters. Like this. When a word you type is underlined in red, it is spelled wrong (see: gramical). Right click on it, and choose the right word. We over look obvious typos, like it instead of if. Or common grammar errors, like their, they’re, or there. But im is not a word. “I’m” is a conjunction of I am, but requires a capital “I” and an apostrophe. That is why “im” gets the red squiggly line too.

Crap, sorry, I stopped biting my tongue. But it is good info whether you post here, somewhere else, or write/type anything at all.

Since you’re working so hard at two jobs to put yourself through college (as I did back “in the day”), why don’t you take advantage of the opportunity and actually become educated, instead of wallowing in the glory of your ignorance.

Since you’re a young man and have your whole life ahead of you, a lesson for you based upon the wisdom gained with aging… learning to communicate well in writing is quite possibly the single most important life skill there is. If, after you graduate from college, you apply for a job and submit a resume’ replete with grammatical, spelling, capitalization, punctuation, etc. errors, you will NEVER be called in for a first interview, you’ll never pass the paper screening. Instead of getting all butt-hurt by all this, use it as motivation TO IMPROVE. We’re all here discussing the 49ers, how Nate Davis was just waived because he wasn’t willing to work hard enough to improve. Don’t be a Nate Davis… work hard to make yourself better, and when someone like me or AK give suggestions, use them as springboards in that quest for improvement. Improvement takes hard work and practice, but the practice must be at performing the task the right way. If you practice something incorrectly, all you’ve learned is how to do it incorrectly.

Best of luck to you, STAY IN SCHOOL, but think about some of the things that I’ve said here… I took some time to write all this TO HELP YOU. Now it’s up to you to help yourselff!!!!!!!!

You think that I said you don’t work hard. I didn’t. I said that you need to work hard TO GET BETTER. Consider a player trying to make the team. He performs one of his most basic skills incorrectly, the coach shows him how to do it correctly, he does it again, still wrong. He does it over and over and over, never changing his incorrect technique. He comes to practice early, stays late, always working on the technique but never getting it right. He’s working hard, just not improving. And he WON’T MAKE THE TEAM.

Also, when AK and others, including me, gave you some suggestions to help you improve, you responded with “i don’t think i am going to do it here”… that IS being ignorant, and is an indication that getting it right is totally unimportant to you, at least here. It was this statement made by you that motivated me to make the statement “wallowing in the glory of your ignorance”. Players with such attitudes don’t make it (refer to Russell, JaMarcus) You’re a young man, with his whole lifetime ahead of him. You have an English minor, for Christ’s sake, have more respect for that, and for yourself, than to present yourself to the public in writing the way that you do. You claim that you know correct spelling, grammar, and capitalization, but not punctuation. Then learn proper punctuation, and PRACTICE doing all of them CORRECTLY. You’ll find that, after a while, doing things correctly has become a habit and will happen nearly automatically.

Do it! If you come up with any good posts, you will get plenty of people who appreciate it. I, for one, don’t have time to keep up with the NFL as a whole. I do have time to keep up with the Niners. Because of that, I am very appreciative of people posting any info on how they fit into the rest of the league, analysis of other teams strengths and weaknesses or any well thought out opinions, not so well thought out humor and many things in between.

If you write the way you did the you last couple posts, people will read it. But I urge you, don’t get offended when people criticize. The helpful criticism, use it. The less helpful, ignore it. If you really desire an international forum to express yourself (the internet), prepare to have some people appreciate it, some hate it, some offer constructive criticism and others to bash you. But as you said, none of them actually know you, so don’t take it so personally. And always strive to improve.