`  == Neologisms aren't good ==  Here it is called a symptom of a thought disorder. But i can tell you what the real problem is: when you haven't got a normed language and people chatter chaotically with each other, language will change and decay over time. Just like everyone will start to believe crap. And that's what a thought disorder actually is. When you aren't in contact with the source in form of a good dictionary or consistent language use on TV, you will probably be considered as odd. But portals like Facebook make everyone a moron, they just don't notice because they're all conform. Using language creatively will not make it richer. It will ruin the semantics and in fact make it empty when you exaggerate it. Afterwards, you'll have like 50 synonyms for the same object. I guess that's exactly what is currently happening on the Internet very quickly. Someone wrote in his tag line: ``Who finds spelling mistakes can keep them.`` Also, when someone like me writes in English as a foreign language over the Internet and makes mistakes, it will ruin the English language over time because the mistakes will be remembered by natively English-speaking people. I'm just pondering about my old German-Italian dictionary from Langenscheidt and wondering what already happened to your language.`