chrstian brensteiner <me*****************************@yahoo.de> scribbled the following:
thx for start answer and sry i first "met" with this newsgroup and ofc my
english is bad ;)
Don't take this as a flame or an insult, but more like a suggestion.
If you yourself acknowledge that your English is bad, try to avoid use
of "cute" abbreviations like "thx", "sry" or "ofc". Combined with non-
native English, these give some people (like me for one) the initial
impression that the writer is some sort of warez d00d. (In your case,
having read the rest of your message, I found out that that impression
was wrong.)
In short, concentrate *first* on getting *English* right, *then* on
getting *English slang* right. Thanks.
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