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I love the passion and often thoughtful analysis I come across in the Comments sections of many sports (and other) websites, but its difficult to seriously engage in a discussion with other fans who repeatedly type things like Seminoles and vaccum and offensive cordinater and statistics. Sadder still are the bloggers who themselves write so poorly and fail to proofread, yet wish to be considered professional journalists. Im wondering if were seeing an actual degradation in the writing capabilities of our society, or if the problem has always existed to this degree. Was it simply masked by the fact that prior to the Internet, those who couldnt write worth a squat never got anything published? Thoughts, anyone?

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