Thats because some webmasters think it's ok to have dyslexia and not use spelling checkers, others think that optimizing for a misspelled word is good, others just don't know better.
When I write text content I ALWAYS check for spelling and grammar - I also tell my partnered webmasters to do so as well.
IMHO 'correctness' is supposed to be looked at in a way of what an average person would expect to find when reading a certain piece of text.
Papers, articles and most importantly everything you publish in a scientific, business or "corparate" environment should always be as proper as one can craft it.
Sometimes a few spelling or grammar mistakes make text content more real, though - read postings of people looking for sex, for example. A properly formed, grammar and spelling mistakes free sentence would be very suspect here; also people tend to use simple, short words with few syllables and not lengthy, complex words which are crafted into a phrase with lots of correct interpunctuation what include semicolon, commas or even dashes.
I again voice my opinion: text is text - and it's al relative ;-)





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