<p>DunninLA wrote: "Actually, many of us think syntax (grammar) is important as well and a marker of intelligence (assuming english is your first language). And you lost me completely with that fractured syntax in “…,regardless of if…” It didn’t help that you started by using ‘whomever’ incorrectly. "</p>
<p>Wait… so are you serious here? Ok… I made one mistake with who/whom. Many people do, whether or not they are college educated. Aside from this, I can’t possibly see how or why my response would be seen as incomprehensible. If I wErE wr1tInG LyK DiS Thr00aWt mI rispon53, I might see your point, but thankfully, I am not, and therefore should not be accused of being less intelligent than you ranking robots who dominate this site.</p>
<p>Fractured syntax in “regardless of if”? If I lost you here, maybe you should look into reading comprehension help because what I was saying isn’t exactly like reading Kierkegaard. Maybe I could have been less crude with how I put my sentences together, but you know what? This is the Internet. Who the hell cares dude? If you’re going to waste your time on this site, I suggest you criticize what people have to say rather than the most infinitesmal errors in syntax.</p>