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Hi, I cannot log in because when I click the "login" link, I get the window which says Your opinion is important. After your visit, would you be willing to answer 4 quick questions? etc Whichever answer I choose, "yes" or "no", the window keeps being in front of the...

I would like to have some information about this site and my login. In my login there are the possibility to subscription of the forums. For some forums I put "Yes" as answer but I don't see the different to the other. And then I put on some discussion or groups of discussion the...

. I have crossed out inappropriate material and underlined some problem areas. You have trouble with commas and with chatting: In taking upon my Senior Honors Project I have thrown myself over a ledge with the intention to climb back up. Through this year my drive, enthusiasm, and patience...

This is a senior honors project essay about a programming job with PHP. I know it's a lot of work but I need a grammar check done. Here it is:: In taking upon my Senior Honors Project I have thrown myself over a ledge with the intention to climb back up. Through this year my drive,...

Hi Rotter, There are a couple of threads about this issue: http://www.englishforums.com/English/CouldntReciveNotificationEmailReply/gcrzx/post.htm http://www.englishforums.com/English/UnableToLogin/grkjx/post.htm CJ suggested deleting cookies and it worked for somebody. Please try; if it...

Hi Kooyeen! That's why I called the thread "Login nonsense"! Lemme tell you how I got myself logged in this time: I went to the "login" page, entered there my pass and nick, and pressed "Log In". You know what happened? -- I got back to the login ...

Hi Andy, thanks for that - I'm scared to write to you now - being English my spelling, punctuation and grammar is appalling We'll be updating this site shortly; please do stick around and let us know if the new version passes with a better grade! Punky will be adding this to our ‘devt’...

Hello: I am new to the site (was led here by a search engine) and am surprised to see a number of grammatical errors in and around the site in general. I haven't looked everywhere, but below you will find a list of the ones that I noticed right off the bat: The site mistakenly uses, in...

As most native speakers of English are not that computer literate you'll hear various 'Logisms', in fact Wikipedia quotes the following: To log in (also: to log on , sign in , or sign on ) is to identify oneself to the system in order to obtain access. To log out (also: to log off , sign...

"Log in to a site" has always been more commonly used as far as I'm aware, but being a fairly new term in common usage perhaps, it's still finding it's feet. As in "log in" and "log out". Although they're often seen as in single word form as "login" and "logout" as well. Sorry if this comment is...