I believe that the sources frame it more as a common error rather than a common misconception  Sort of like misuse of theretheir or itsits   Things like two spaces after a sentence ending with a proposition etc those are commonly believed rules that are either wrong unnecessary or lead to awkward writing  That to me is more of a true misconception   

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I believe that the sources frame it more as a common error rather than a common misconception  Sort of like misuse of theretheir or itsits   Things like two spaces after a sentence ending with a proposition etc those are commonly believed rules that are either wrong unnecessary or lead to awkward writing  That to me is more of a true misconception   

