You know what? You get people from both sides of the camp.
1 - You get some people who advocate good written English, and that we all should aspire to be better than our fathers. We should be learning more each day, better ourselves, starting from the basic, read and write, which includes writing on the internet. Just because I am on an internet forum, it does not mean that I can start to slack? Why would I? I am not constricted by the number of characters I can post on any given window. I am not limited by the money it cost to send a text and limit my character count.
Write the best English that you can, anything else is just plain lazy.
2 - Those who camp on the side of "English is an evolving language"
Their argument seems to be that language is a fluid entity, true. However, I hate to see my kids (if i am lucky enough to have some) can't tell the difference between You're/your, To/too, Weather/whether, bought/brought, there/their.
I simply do not and cannot accept "evolution" as the answer when people get those mixed up, it is not evolution, it is just wrong. It is like 1+1 = 3 all of the sudden. Put that under evolution is not an excuse.
And please, would people stop quoting the Daily Mail, I swear it kills braincells by merely clicking on its website.