I’m on a couple of local fb groups and unless 99% of the population have dyslexia, brain injuries, or english as a second language then it is down to lack of education.
Thing is, if it were one post amongst many, you’d have a giggle to yourself and move on. It’s not. These errors are becoming the norm - I see chester draws all the time, I can’t remember ever seeing Chest of Drawers.
I am struggling to understand and almost have to actively translate written language these days.
It’s also fairly easy to see where people have esl or are dyslexic vs those who are writing phonetically or have never learned to write legibly. Esl writers tend to make errors with grammar or sentence structure, but the meaning is still clear. Dyslexics can also communicate a meaning, just in a more jumbled way.
But when you find yourself reading posts out aloud in several accents to try and make sense of it before giving up, or looking at a word thinking what in earth do they mean because they’ve just made up the spelling- makes me sad.