Well I think the idea was that if  she could get all the Turks to write correctly then it would be better for us. 

Mission impossible! 

 Agree. trouble is that many of the things we are asked to translate are not from books or from formal letters, but from chatrooms and comments on Facebook. People use slang, short forms, "SMS speak" etc in these communications, whether we are talking about Turkish, or english and probably, for all I know, in Swahili too!

 I understand what you are saying.. Many times when i speak with a turkish i have to ask him/ her to speak correctly because i dont understand. I dont have to understand their slang they must speak correct. Im ashamed of their shameless of speaking bad their native language.

A really late reply from me, but anyway

I did say it was "especially for natives" because they are the ones who make these mistakes most of the time and lead you wrong. You learners mostly use a proper language because you learn with the rules from the beginning. I have copy-pasted this one day from the Turkish language association´s website (www.tdk.gov.tr) because I was so sick of correcting the spelling of the translations made by Turkish natives. And since it was really long, I was lazy to translate it actually.

But I promise now, when I have time, I will do it 

We say something like .. better later than never. Thank you Dillidüdük 

Hi all...

I am Javed. I want to do my Masters(Yüksek lisans) from Turkey in International Relations. Could you guys help me regarding the requiremets of the various colleges or universities for doing a masters? Or if possible suggest me what can i do to learn turkish in Turkey and how could i sustain there? Would I be able to get some sort of job while attending Turkish lessons? Please help me out.

Thanks