RE: Everyone makes mistakes - On the Utopian account suspensions.
This was an incredibly useful post for all Utopian contributors, and a worthy addition to the #iamutopian tag. I was glad to read it.
It did, however, have some issues I'd like to point out in regards to style and grammar. I believe we, as Utopian members, should be held to a high standard in this regard. Therefore, I will point to a couple of examples.
"People are sometimes wrong and we at Utopian understand it" has a couple of issues. First, there should be a comma before "and," which is almost always the case. Second, we at Utopian understand "that", not "it."
"so judging on case by case basis used to be regular place when it came to specific contributions or account suspensions." This one also has a couple of issues. Judging is done "on a case by case basis." Also, I'm not sure how "place" found its way to this sentence. Perhaps "a regular occurrence" would have served.
Issues such as this are relatively minor, all things considered. This is a fine post.
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Thank you a lot for your feedback! Comma placements in English and Polish are very similar so when they actually differ they can cause me some problems. I'm always on the lookout for them, but I'm still far from perfection.
As for "regular place" and "regular occurrence", I think my brain brainfarted while trying to say "commonplace"
I can only say that I disagree with the "The post is not a part of any series. " part of the review. I am working on the #iamutopian posts to be a consistent series even if the title doesn't reflect that. Hopefully you can take that into consideration next time!
Either way, learned something already and it's only my 2nd post in the series. I'll be glad to have you read the rest of them!
Thank you for your review, @didic!
So far this week you've reviewed 13 contributions. Keep up the good work!