Don't thank us, it's our job.

I do admit word twists are irritating, but similarly the people who condemn them are another kind of twits, these ego-maniacs who uphold their self-assumed superiority against others, & warrant themselves the right to criticise & futhermore, "educate".

To voice our humble opinions against something unfavourable on a non-intrusive platform is the ethical approach to solving such issues. This is worlds apart from your attitude, much like a misfit in class so bent on proving his higher order of intelligence from his classmates, that he disguised himself as a relief teacher & goes around criticising his classmates.

As the approach differs, you will also see that response will take on glaringly opposing attitudes. Your approach to the issue of word twisting would generally invite comments similar to mine. To you it may sound like a paradox; that I have condemned you for condemning others. However, it is only right that your actions warrant my response. Those blogs that you sought to quote & correct in your much ample free time did not offend you in a direct manner. You have gone knocking on their doors like an authority of control. However, if everyone was to take law & order into their own hands, you would very much be living in fear right now, as people who has objections against you would have been up in arms & locating your very residence by now. As you see, people have different ideals, & it would be best to confront each other in a much more humble & much less intrusive method.

As you might (or might not) have noticed by now, a criticism on someone's blog can be taken on a very personal level, as the blogger might have made his/her post on a very close & personal manner (which is why the use of word twists too). We need to be sensitive & accurate in establishing our case for criticism, & more importantly, the occasion & channel through which we voice them.