Warren on Book Marketing, Social Media, Twitter and More: Oh no! Google is checking my grammar

I think I'm in big trouble...
I write with ellipsis (ore is that ellipsises?) and all sorts of odd punctuation.
And a lot of my posts are meant to be read, not for multi page engagements. (which likely would be a good thing for me to think about)
Will Google hate me?
Amplify’d from www.searchenginejournal.com
The first thing that webmasters need to keep in mind is that low-quality pages will impact all the sites on a domain. While it’s difficult to say precisely what that means, here are a few things to avoid:
Pages that duplicate content from another site.
Content that has a lot of spelling or grammatical errors.
Pages that have notably poor performance on analytics. You should check your bounce rate, time on page, etc., to determine which pages are poor performers.
Content that has an ad-to-content ratio that’s heavy on advertisements.
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