Speling is importent.

[pne]

A number of people on my friends list pride themselves on their spelling and find it distinctly uncomfortable to see people consistently misspelling words. Some of those may be interested in this "mock the stupid" entry and its comments, which highlights some misspelled interests users list, such as litriture, sceince, writting, and grammer.

Also, this journal appears to be dedicated to pointing out misspelled interests, so if you like seeing a new example every couple of days, you could watch that account.

Comments

[conuly]

Quite a few words break that so-called "rule". However, in this case, it isn't breaking the rule since it only applies when the ie/ei combination is one syllable. Sci-ence is two syllables.

In England, the rule goes "I before E, except after C, when it says "ee", so again, science isn't caught. Neither, I'm told, is weird in most British dialects, but that could be wrong.