I don’t see anything wrong with this.

Since I speak EFL, I can’t disagree with this proposal.
Also, in this way maybe my English will improve. It needs improvement as sure as water freezes at 0 °C.
In conclusion, 

=)

@NonnoNaz: EFL? Do you mean you’re a native speaker? Sorry; according to a quick IP-to-country you live in Italy, so I assumed you were probably not a native speaker.

Hmm… or do you mean as a fourth or fifth language?

I can see this being very helpful.  Most native English speakers these days don’t seem to be able to form a grammatically correct sentence on the internet.  Heck, the majority of non-native English speakers tend to be better at writing then many native English speakers.

This isn’t just going to help non-native English speakers.  This will help everyone, especially when someone comes up with the great idea of writing a proposal when drunk.

and water freezes at 32 degrees Fahrenheit where I live. Unless you supercool it. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supercooling

Though I openly admit to being a native english speaker that loves to shorthand just about everything I say

It’s a good idea, but I’m worried about changing the grammar in the ruleset.

Water freezes at different temperatures at different altitudes. Just saying.

If only we’d had this last Djinasty…

EFL = English as a Foreign Language

The acronym is frequently used in the context of TOEFL, a test that some non-U.S. prospective students in United States university programs are required to take as part of the admissions requirements.

@spikebrennan: Ah. I’m used to the acronym ESL, or English as a Second Language. (Then again, when I first encountered it, I thought it meant “Estonian Sign Language”...)

Seems a bit dangerous to allow admins to “fix” grammar; spelling-mistake typos are fairly unambiguous, but sentence structure seems less so. I wouldn’t want to vote through a weird-but-okay proposal that I was intending to use the effect of, only for an admin to “correct” it to a different wording.

@Darth Cliche: like spikebrennan told, EFL is English as Foreign Language (more or less the same meaning of ESL). Regarding my home, I’m living near the Slovenian-Italian border, but not to the Italian part (my provider is italian).
@Kevan: I understand your POV. If you have any doubts, you must have a reason. I’m a newbye, so I trust your POV. So, CoV to

CoV Per Kevan.

I feel bad about voting against this, but changing grammar can change meaning.

Does I use wrong grammer? ;)

  Self-kill; it was meant only to catch mistakes like the title of Keba’s proposal “Murderers and Detectives doesn’t know Cartlesham Manor”. I didn’t intend for it to change sentence structure.

Though, NonnoNaz, your English is nearly perfect. It’s certainly better quality than that of most native speakers! ;)