I am occasionally a grammar Nazi, but usually only when someone is seriously overusing internet shorthand or their spelling and/or grammar are completely abominable. It was something I made a point of in my dating profiles on dating sites I used because it's important to me. If it is simply a matter of typos, I usually overlook it. I don't worry about "sparking drama" because if someone doesn't want to learn proper word use and/or grammar, I don't really care what they think about my correcting them, and I don't take issue with others pointing out typos or misspellings in my own posts because if I missed them myself I'd like to go back and correct them.

I used to be a grammar nazi (intentionally not capatilizing). In a world with "hru" or "wtf" I really don't care too much. Used to point out lots of errors, however, most get offended, and most can figure out what I am saying.

I write a lot of my posts on my phone and find that the cursor jumps around, while I'm focused on what I'm writing or spell-check decides to 'help out' and it frustrates the heck out of me and I try to keep that in mind if I see someone else writing that seems awkward or misspelled. I hope that if I'm correcting someone, it's light-humored nature is evident and it doesn't come off as pious.

I don't correct people, but I was corrected by a girl I liked the first time I wrote her on Facebook. I hadn't talked to her in over 30 years. Haven't written her since! Jerk!

I like to be corrected when I am wrong so that I can learn from it and stop being wrong. I often want to correct others but I stop myself because I am not trying to cause any confrontation.