Homer wrote:

Grammar and usage reflects character.

Carelessness in one usually means carelessness in other endeavors.

Draftsman : Picasso. Both convey an idea. The latter
often conveyed more than the former. And you have
to admit that Picasso was quite a character : ) We'll
leave Dali (sorry, can't find the tilde) for another time.

Constructive criticism can be beneficial. Destructive
criticism usually isn't intended to be beneficial. One
is meant to encourage and one to discourage. I
think the first part of your original reply was intended
to benefit the original poster.

A good teacher presents information in a manner
the student is best apt to understand it. And
a little gentleness doesn't hurt either. Alan Watts
was/is a master at it. Richard Feynman was pretty
good at it too.

charlie b

Try explaining to a Buhdist
why "born again Christian"
is something to brag about.