Omkar™ 0 Report post Posted September 3, 2006 Recently, I've been having -ve credits (Boo!) and I get the usual message on the home page of the forums. Here's that message- Your Hosting Credits have Expired. You will need atleast 4 credits to UN-SUSPENDED your hosting Account. Account is UN-suspended only when a user has more than 3 hosting credits. You get credits by making forum posts. After you make the required posts, your hosting account will be active automatically within a few hours. I think I may suggest the following gramatical correction:"UN-SUSPENDED" should actaully be "to UN-SUSPEND""Account is" ahould actaully be "Your Account is"I hope some Admin would look at this and correct the message. Afterall, correct language indicates the quality of a website! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ruben1405241511 0 Report post Posted September 3, 2006 Mhh, and I would suggest "grammatical" for your post ^^.There are many words in there, that aren't capitalised usually "Hosting Credits", "Expired", "Account" and the second "Un-Suspended".Another thing is "atleast", which ought to be "at least" and instead of "active", I'd suggest "activated".I think it is always good to have good spelling, especially if it's propagated in the forums. (See "Xisto's professional stance is a falling star".) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
