Many of us that hang out here are tech geeks and have the nice toys for photos & video. We just enjoy the camera phone agents with foggy lenses and no flash. Makes us look better..

I don't trust anyone as a professional who doesn't know that "allot" is not the word to use in this context.

It should be "a lot."

A solid grasp of basic grammar and simple vocabulary gives me a good idea of how "professional" someone truly is. Not paying attention to details such as that makes me wonder what other details will be missed or dismissed as not important...

Oh, and I don't even know you, so I am NOT going to go bare with you, or anyone else on this forum. I'm a married lady and I have morals!

You go Girl !

LOL. Sorry, I lost control.

He's Canadian. Maybe "allot" is like "neighbour."

No, it's not. It is a completely different word.

transitive verb
1
: to assign as a share or portion <allot 10 minutes for the speech>
2
: to distribute by or as if by lot <allot seats to the press>
— al·lot·ter noun

Neighbour is simply an alternate spelling.

Bare and bear are two different words as well that have completely different meanings. This is elementary-level English.

It's allot of fun following this.

Ha ha, very funny. LOL

I was just being sarcasmic.

I agree with you. Unfortunately, the proper use of grammar and the English language in general is quickly being left by the wayside. When I browse the MLS, I am constantly amazed at how many people were able to pass their licensing exam.

If I was a client and saw the misspellings and poor sentence structure of my agent I would be appalled ... and on the phone cancelling my contract.

I know. I am constantly appalled when I read my local newspaper online. The other day I read a story about a prominent local figure who passed away and "left a big whole in the community."

*facepalm*

I wonder: why did I even try to pass English? It seems that I went through that hell for nothing, because like Algebra, I don't need it. LOL