Reply #65: You've used PLA several times and the 'L' key is not a common typo [View All]

[tinnypriv]

When made with the two letters P and A (considering the capitialisation, interkey distance and movement involved).

Especially so in light of the relative accuracy of your posts and obvious typing speed.

I personally think you are unaware of the intricate differences between the PLO and PA and were confused by them.

Or maybe you did indeed make the same typo several times (in posts with no other obvious errors).

Regardless, I couldn't care less.

Moving on to your reply, I'll only state this: since it is obvious that your posts are intelligent I suggest you take a trip down to FA-NS-I/P and join the discussion. You will find plenty of attempts to "elevate the conversation" there.

One polite suggestion: when quoting figures/stats you have not compiled yourself, give the sources. People can guess the sources, but it is more difficult that way.

For example, I'd guess that you got some of your (accurate) civilian casualty figures from the Israeli MFA web site. The inaccurate ones (which I'm not going to refute in this topic), were probably from somewhere else.