Author Topic: why is dyslexic English not a slandered form of English ?  (Read 6023 times)

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Re: why is dyslexic English not a slandered form of English ?
« Reply #30 on: August 20, 2012, 07:30:29 AM »
Im going to practice my thread hyjacking and "Nae forget Scots!"
then i am going to laugh at you two for being silly and amusing  8)  :)

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Re: why is dyslexic English not a slandered form of English ?
« Reply #31 on: August 20, 2012, 05:49:47 PM »
If you want an alternative form of written communication your dyslexia won't effect try learning braille...  I'm sure you can find a keyboard in it and the appropriate resources are available.  Its alot of work but if you want to write it may be the best way to get there short of waiting for passable text to speech software.  That is getting closer every day though.

To expect your version of English just because of a comparatively minor disability is silly.  I can barely read most of your posts.  Any book you wrote as you type now would be unintelligible.  The same as if I didn't edit anything.  Do check out the less floppy font though.  If that works for you then run with it.