<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=100680.msg4467237#msg4467237">Quote from: Ryuka Tana on 05-04-2011, 21:51:42</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">"That particular thing was just a bit irksome because it has no meaning, it's not just a typo, 'must of' doesn't mean anything, and 'must've' is a poorly used contraction in the first place (no insult to Yorubi, you've probably developed a habit from hearing other ignorant people use words and contractions like that). A few of you have little issues with your writing styles that I don't point out because I don't expect to become English teacher for the whole class."<br/><br/>"If anyone wants a few lessons, I'm happy to give them. If you don't mind me saying, Yorubi, many of your posts use extraneous phrasing and words that could be removed and edited altogether to make them smaller and more fluid. However, if it doesn't bother you, I can live with it, so do as you please. I don't want to insist upon it, but I'm happy to point out things if it doesn't bother people."<br/></blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div>First of all, I think we all have issues from time to time. We're not professional writers, and we damn sure don't have professional editors. I've seen a few issues with some of your posts that have made me wanna pull my hair out from time to time. Though it usually doesn't effect anything, so I keep my mouth shut about it to be polite. After all, if it still leaves people enough to work with and can be understood, then what is the issue?<br/><br/>Which is strangely enough a good topic for me to poke in my two cents. You're gonna have to put a little more effort behind that two sentence post. I require at-least a paragraph in any game I run. I'd prefer it to be littered with typos and errors then incomplete. For reference sake a paragraph is four to six full sentences. In my book anyhow.<br/><br/>As for Changing, that will certainly do. And no worries, buddy.