In actuality, >>0 should be a link to http://4-ch.net/dqn/kareha.pl/1182180250/64.
>>223, you are regarding the previous poster's context, rather than correcting minor nuances. Nevertheless, changing the repeated use of "statements" to a synonym would make your second sentence more effective.
>>228's use of "BBS" is verging on the anachronistic
>>230, you should punctuate your sentence to indicate the thought has been completely transcribed. At present, it looks like you accidentally submitted the form in the middle of typing.
>>231 ironically included punctuation, but neglected to fully complete the thought beforehand, leaving his post readable but still moderately awkward.
>>232 has a split infinitive. Although this is not technically against any hard-set rules of English grammar, it is frowned upon by most style guides.
>>233 I'd've written "it's" rather than "it is" if I were you.
>>234
I'd've?
English language professors would have a field day with that.
>>235
Seriously, though, professors are one silly bunch.
>>236
Didn't correct anything in the previous post, but rather commented on it.
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>>238
Appears in many threads, but fails to contribute to any of those threads.
>>239 failed to realize that (´^ิω＾ิ) was merely being true to his nature.
>>240 failed to use a gender-neutral pronoun. (´^ิω＾ิ) could, in fact, be female, or neither, or both.
>>241 ignores that (´^ิω＾ิ) is actually called Left Parenthesis Acute Accent Circumflex Accent Combining Circumflex Accent Greek Small Letter Omega Fullwidth Circumflex Accent Combining Circumflex Accent Right Parenthesis.
>>242 doesn't seem to realize that no one cares what (´^ิω＾ิ) is called, because he is nothing more than an annoying retarded grandpa.
(´^ิω＾ิ) DddUUuUrRrrrRrR >>243 ID A FIG TAT GUTM. MIP WIS SOO KLEVRET
>>246 communicated a word and/or suffix not that I can not find in any standard English dictionary which raises the question of why this word was used at all.
>>249 probably should have used "fewer", unless he meant the commas should have been smaller.
>>250 incorrectly placed the comma on the outside of the quotation mark.
>>251 is using American spelling rules. In British English for instance, punctuation is only placed within quotation marks if it is part of what is being quoted or referred to.
>>252 is a dirty limey and doesn't know how to speak his own language.
>>253 should have used all caps to emphasise his redneck roots.
>>254's use of "caps" in place of "capitals" somewhat undermines their point.
>>256 used no capital letters at all, even when beginning a new sentence.
>>257 Used no capital letters at all, even when beginning a new sentence.
>>259 spelled "realize" wrong.
>>259's usage of "realise" instead of "realize" on such an international message board reeks of nationalism.
>>261's faulty cache settings are a significant hindrance to signal-to-noise ratio of this debate.
>>262 "Debate"? When a teacher corrects the spelling errors of his student, he's not debating.
I'll leave as an exercise to the reader to find the proper wording.
>>263 used the transitive verb "leave" without supplying a direct object.
>>264 neglected to mention that he is a Panda and a registered sex offender.
>>265 incorrectly posted in the correcting minor nuances without regard for context thread rather than the previous post is a panda thread.
>>266 incorrectly regarded overall thread context in his correction of a minor nuance. And is a Panda.
>>267 started a new sentence for something which should have been a dependent clause.
>>268 is not welcome here for the BUUN is not with him.
>>270 doesn't happen to realize that human freedom is a privilege, not a right. Also, he doesn't realize Default is a bourgeoisie 3rd rate "grunge" band everyone has forgotten.