Gramer Girl here, I'm Vinyan Fokery.

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And there's one other thing.

This week on Twitter, I saw a woman brag about correcting typos in library books.

Not cool people.

I didn't reply on Twitter because there was already an internet mob attacking her that

also seemed out of hand.

But since other people were responding that they write corrections in library books too,

if anyone listening does that, please stop.

You don't own those books in its vandalism.

Fans say marks like that keep them from being able to scan the books for people who are

visually impaired.

And sometimes they have to actually spend money to replace the books or spend time erasing

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