I share your sentiment. Spelling is one thing, but what I can't stand are the interrogative and exclamatory sentences that end in multiple question/exclamation marks. To me, that's so very childish and shrill.
ALLCAPS suck, too.
No flames from me.
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Me, too, Intimidator. "Series," "prolly," "all your [blank] are belong to us," and similar oft-used items seem to be either inside jokes that have taken on a life of their own, or Web-speak, or both. I overlook most of it, since there's nothing I can do about it. Language is an ever-evolving thing, after all. For example, correct use of adverbs (most words ending with 'ly') seems to be a dying form here in the U.S. I haven't got a clue why.