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Wanted to say seems like a very good site #1 (permalink) Tue Dec 07, 2004 15:20 pm   Wanted to say seems like a very good site
 

well, I came to site looking for some information..

and some resources on the internet that I could use for my site.

I am always trying to think about what will be useful for teachers and how to make my site even better.

anyway. I wanted to premote my site and to tell people to come and look if they are looking for free teacher resources

my site is eslcity.com
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Feedback? #2 (permalink) Tue Dec 07, 2004 17:05 pm   Feedback?
 

Dear Mike,

Many thanks for your message. As you can see, this part of our forum is headed Feedback and Commments.
However, in your short text you repeat the words I and my very often. To me, this sounds more like a sales pitch than a piece of feedback. How about taking the time to browse the threads on our forum so you get an idea of what our community is all about? Maybe, we could swap ideas and work together? We and our is always better than I and my.
What do you think?

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