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  1. 30-Mar-2012, 14:20 #1
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    Default PM warning notice

    Your Private Message box is getting near to or reaching it's limit. Please delete some of your messages or risk losing new messages sent to you.
    *cough*
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    Default Re: PM warning notice

    Thanks for the heads-up. Unfortunately, software and instructions are often written by persons living with grammatical challenges. I will see if it can be changed.
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    Default Re: PM warning notice

    Quote Originally Posted by Tdol View Post
    ...persons living with grammatical challenges.
    ^ this is so going to be my new way of talking about a LOT of people! :)
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