sorry for long maintenance

[c0ldshadow]

hey guys

sorry for long maintenance, had to update a few things on the server. just got back from vacation in Antigua the other day (had barely usable internet access on the trip)

best regards
-Ave

 

[NightExplorer96]

No worries c0ld, as long as the site is up and running im sure everyone is happy

Edit: May I also suggest a possible problem be fixed? It isn't major but just something which has crossed my mind.

Whenever you add someone +Rep the message which shows is as follows:

"May you be lucky to receive rep back"

Nothing major, just a tiny mistake.

 

[Lazerbeak]

Happy Holidays Avery!

~ LB

 

[Zeebit]

No worries c0ld, as long as the site is up and running im sure everyone is happy

Edit: May I also suggest a possible problem be fixed? It isn't major but just something which has crossed my mind.

Whenever you add someone +Rep the message which shows is as follows:

"May you be lucky to receive rep back"

Nothing major, just a tiny mistake.

What's wrong with that? There are some people here that actually give rep back.

 

[NightExplorer96]

What's wrong with that? There are some people here that actually give rep back.

What are you talking about? I know people give rep back, im talking about the misplaced words.

It isn't a big deal but just wanted to point it out, other then that the rest of LPF is flawless, seeing as we have such a kind guy as Avery.

 

[Zeebit]

I assumed you were talking about the message.

I still don't see the misplaced words though.

 

[NightExplorer96]

I assumed you were talking about the message.

I still don't see the misplaced words though.

"May you be lucky enough to receive the same reputation back"

The correct order is as follows:

You may be lucky enough to receive the same reputation back.

 

[bloompyle]

"May you be lucky enough to receive the same reputation back"

The correct order is as follows:

You may be lucky enough to receive the same reputation back.

I assume English isn't your native language?

The first is 100% correct. This is a proper English grammar pattern. Some examples below:

May the force be with you.
Good luck on your trip to Vegas, may your bidding result in fortune.
Happy birthday, may you forever be young.
Goodbye, may you have a fruitful life.
Happy holidays, may you receive everything you wished for.

English 101

 

[NightExplorer96]

I assume English isn't your native language?

The first is 100% correct. This is a proper English grammar pattern. Some examples below:

May the force be with you.
Good luck on your trip to Vegas, may your bidding result in fortune.
Happy birthday, may you forever be young.
Goodbye, may you have a fruitful life.
Happy holidays, may you receive everything you wished for.

English 101

No, French is my native language and I learned English shortly afterward. It just sounded incorrect to me but if you say so then I guess im wrong.

 

[ped]

/Fail