No one thinks they are perfect.
If you say "ready to breed this year" then you don't mean "ready to breed when I feel like breeding them which will be NEXT year".
You misrepresented a animal. If you mistakenly did so, then I would hope that you'd be happy to have it pointed out, so you could FIX the ad so that someone did not buy the 500 gram animals to breed THIS year, and get a subadult, and then take you to the BOI over it.
As far as "8 mistakes", that's 8 mistakes on your HOMEPAGE that you are using to represent yourself. No one out there knows you. They look at that homepage to see whether they want to buy from you or not. I would think that fixing it so that you look like you know what you are talking about would be more important than whining here that people must be picking on you. You've had at LEAST 2 people who offered spell-checking help.
You STILL post with absolutley no punctuation, which makes it even harder to understand.
It's obvious that you have no regard for your reputation, since misrepresenting the breeding status of a animal for sale, and mispellings on your webpage, and posts on a public forum are no big deal to you. I would love for you to represent yourself as a great breeder/keeper that knows about their stock, and takes great care of it.
If you went to possibly buy a snake from someone, and when you drove up to their house and saw bags of trash, and a unmowed yard, and junk lying everywhere in their front yard... would you really expect a pristine snakeroom, proper quarentine and care on the inside?
On the internet, your homepage IS your front yard. We all want you to have a neat appearance so people will give you the chance to show that you are a great breeder/keeper and you WILL be successful. Correcting mistakes and making sure to double-check things is important, because just starting out is a very important time to make that first impression.
Best wishes in the future. My offer to spell check for you still stands.