Yedda is about questions and answers. Just like about giving and taking. When either of the two is compromised the whole thing doesn't work.

If someone doesn't care to spell correctly or formulate his/ her question according to the conventions of grammar this is not about questions and answers anymore but rather about self expression. There's twitter for that purpose. Mind you, I am not talking about accidental typos or questions which sound stupid. I am talking about piles of misspelled words which make utterly no sense.

Yedda is literally clogged with such. The users eager to help can hardly find an interesting question to answer. The end result is that those potentially having the answers become less motivated to browse Yedda and those having "real" questions do not see enough replies or do not see replies at all. Then they also become less motivated to use Yedda. Which is all a pity because Yedda used to be great...