metman5715 I feel you've made an excellent point here. I do not, however, think we should only write about how much we hate Twilight (or HP for the Twilight fans). I think it should be a spot for a reasonable debate with logic, reasoning, and common courtesy for another's opinion.

xroylex same

ToyletGnome I'm sorry, but I barely understood a word of that. Could you please rewrite this with proper grammar so it makes sense? I'm not trying to be rude, I'm just having a bit of difficulty deciphering the meaning. Also, judging by the title, this should probably be a question, not an article.

kwlski4ever ^AGREE. Learn some grammar and come back again. Or use dictionary or something.

LoopyLuna96 I could barely read that.

Athiya "Okay people, I know [that] some of you hate Twilight, so you know what, I am going to write one about Harry Potter. It really doers do my headin [doesn't do my heading? can't understand this one, sorry], okay, I get it people like it [I think this is about HP], but people also like Twilight. [so] I'm not being horrible or anything, but will you all get a life? Come on, do you not think it is a little sad that you spend all your time writing how much you hate Twilight; if you don't like it, then don't watch it or read it already. It's like Harry Potter and I -- I do actually like it, but what if I sit here and say, "Oh yeah, I hate Harry Potter. Oh, Harry Potter does my heading [not sure about the heading thing]," Yeah, see how annoying it gets after a while. [unnecessary words; "you see"] Why do it? To be honest, [just] get a life. Sorry if you took offense, none intended."

ToyletGnome ^ Ahhh, I get it now. See how much of a difference punctuation makes? Just change "heading" to "head in" and we're set. Make more sense now

kwlski4ever Makes sense now. Thanks.

xroylex sorry but i was like bron with summat that made me not able to spell proper i am like some sort of dislecsic so it is not really my fault tbh

ToyletGnome ^Ahh, well if you have a learning disability, all is forgiven. We were just worried you were completely abusing chatspeak or something. Maybe you could get someone to edit your articles first, just so it's easier for us to read.

xroylex yeah i might but that takes some efort really but i will now

ToyletGnome ^ I have a couple of friends with dyslexia, it must really suck. I've been really lucky in that department, and I don't think I'd be able to cope with something like that. Well hopefully with enough practice at writing/typing you could overcome it, and I guess fanpop would be a great place to do lots of typing.

xroylex yeah it might l lol but yeah try having to get a A for english its really hard tbh

ToyletGnome ^ I have trouble getting an A for English and I'm on an academic scholarship... although I'm pretty sure I mainly got that through maths. I can only imagine how much harder it would be with dyslexia. Anyway, in regards to the article: I don't like people who do that either, so I always back up my argument with points from the books (unless someone has already listed them all on that particular page). If this is going to be an enjoyable debate, we need to always back-up our arguments and stop making personal attacks. Basically, if a person is to say something negative, it can't just be plain bashing. There needs to be substance to the criticism.