Come on people....BASS!

Part of the problem is that texting teaches bad habits, and another part is the reliance on spell checking software and simply accepting that it will know best which homonym you would want to use without you having to think about it.

When legal matters can have millions of bucks determined by a misplaced comma, the upcoming generations' refrain of "Well, you know what I meant" just isn't going to cut it.

I once found on a boutique microphone manufacturer's website, the misspelling of "base", and wrote them a semi-sarcastic email about it (attempting humor).  The company owner was not amused, and proceeded to list me his extensive credentials in the audio industry, to win my respect I suppose.  It was a bit over-the-top response to my simply pointing out that he misused the word base for bass when describing the characteristics of his $1500 microphone.  He did fix the webpage that day though!

This seems appropriate:

I wrote about a similar issue here with the word integrated:

https://forum.audiogon.com/discussions/is-the-word-integrated-that-hard-to-spell