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I have come on this site for awhile, mostly because this is a place where everyone gets what you do and can understand what you're going crazy over. Try telling your neighbor the ESLs are getting to you today and you get what I mean. However, since I have become an MME (in October), this has become a not so friendly place. I love doing QA work. I have been in this field for 20 years and feel I can and do help MTs out. When I make a correction, it's to give the MT some feedback, not to make her/him feel bad, and I do take the time to leave feedback to let the MT know why I changed something; whether they read it or not is up to them. I understand the frustration when something gets corrected that shouldn't be because I've been there. At the same time since becoming an MME, I have also seen some unbelievable mistakes made on the MT's part. There is a reason why there is a 98% accuracy rating, no one is perfect, no one, not one MME and not one MT and goodness knows not the voice recognition (oxymoron that it is). Anyway, please realize the majority of MMEs are just doing the job we're supposed to be doing. If something is 100% read, then yes I have to do that and correct anything wrong. If I get a job with a QA marker and I see something else in the report that is not correct, then yes I'm going to correct it. It's my job. That's all it is. I'm not out to get you. I'm doing what I'm paid (not much ) to do. In closing, thanks for reading this and hope this gives a little perspective and please read the client profile!!!