Thank you for logging in, Username.

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edprush

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Shouldn't it be:

"Thank you for loggin in Username."


I don't think the comma is proper. The comma is denotes that Username is thanking you for logging in.

Let the debate begin.
 
Oil

Oil

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Aug 31, 2005
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Originally posted by: edprush
Shouldn't it be:

"Thank you for logging in Username."


I don't think the comma is proper. The comma is denotes that Username is thanking you for logging in.

Let the debate begin.
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StrangerGuy

StrangerGuy

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Originally posted by: OSx86
Originally posted by: edprush
Shouldn't it be:

"Thank you for logging in Username."


I don't think the comma is proper. The comma is denotes that Username is thanking you for logging in.

Let the debate begin.
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Fixed
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SmoochyTX

SmoochyTX

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Originally posted by: OSx86
Originally posted by: edprush
Shouldn't it be:

"Thank you for logging in Username."


I don't think the comma is proper. The comma is denotes that Username is thanking you for logging in.

Let the debate begin.
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Fixed
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No other fixes you can see? LOL
 
sixone

sixone

Lifer
May 3, 2004
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Originally posted by: edprush
Shouldn't it be:

"Thank you for loggin in Username."


I don't think the comma is proper. The comma is denotes that Username is thanking you for logging in.

Let the debate begin.
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No, it's the same as saying, "Username, thank you for logging in." It denotes the person being addressed, not the person who is making the statement.
 
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Reckoner

Lifer
Jun 11, 2004
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Originally posted by: edprush
Shouldn't it be:

"Thank you for loggin in Username."


I don't think the comma is proper. The comma is denotes that Username is thanking you for logging in.

Let the debate begin.
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Debate? There is no fvcking debate. You're WRONG.
 
JulesMaximus

JulesMaximus

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Is this a national spelling bee forum? Hell, I see all kind of spelling and grammatical errors on this site and I'm talking reviews here, not the drivel posted in the forums...god knows that's just atrocious.
 
Oil

Oil

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Aug 31, 2005
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Originally posted by: SmoochyTX
Originally posted by: OSx86
Originally posted by: edprush
Shouldn't it be:

"Thank you for logging in Username."


I don't think the comma is proper. The comma is denotes that Username is thanking you for logging in.

Let the debate begin.
Click to expand...

Fixed
Click to expand...
No other fixes you can see? LOL
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LOL
 
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edprush

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Sep 18, 2000
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Originally posted by: sixone
Originally posted by: edprush
Shouldn't it be:

"Thank you for loggin in Username."


I don't think the comma is proper. The comma is denotes that Username is thanking you for logging in.

Let the debate begin.
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No, it's the same as saying, "Username, thank you for logging in." It denotes the person being addressed, not the person who is making the statement.
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So what would:

"Thank you for loggin (sic) in Useranme" mean?

It means that some party is thankful to username for loggin in.



Thank you,
edprush
 
Ika

Ika

Lifer
Mar 22, 2006
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Originally posted by: edprush
Originally posted by: sixone
Originally posted by: edprush
Shouldn't it be:

"Thank you for loggin in Username."


I don't think the comma is proper. The comma is denotes that Username is thanking you for logging in.

Let the debate begin.
Click to expand...

No, it's the same as saying, "Username, thank you for logging in." It denotes the person being addressed, not the person who is making the statement.
Click to expand...

So what would:

"Thank you for loggin (sic) in Useranme" mean?

It means that some party is thankful to username for loggin in.



Thank you,
edprush
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You're wrong. "Thank you for logging in Username" is a nonsensical statement. I'd call it a run-on but I'm not sure if that's what it is. What is Username functioning as?
 
sixone

sixone

Lifer
May 3, 2004
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Originally posted by: edprush
So what would:

"Thank you for loggin (sic) in Useranme" mean?

It means that some party is thankful to username for loggin in.
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It means nothing unless it conveys some meaning. Your example makes no sense.
 
JujuFish

JujuFish

Lifer
Feb 3, 2005
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Originally posted by: Aflac
Originally posted by: edprush
Originally posted by: sixone
Originally posted by: edprush
Shouldn't it be:

"Thank you for loggin in Username."


I don't think the comma is proper. The comma is denotes that Username is thanking you for logging in.

Let the debate begin.
Click to expand...

No, it's the same as saying, "Username, thank you for logging in." It denotes the person being addressed, not the person who is making the statement.
Click to expand...

So what would:

"Thank you for loggin (sic) in Useranme" mean?

It means that some party is thankful to username for loggin in.



Thank you,
edprush
Click to expand...

You're wrong. "Thank you for logging in Username" is a nonsensical statement. I'd call it a run-on but I'm not sure if that's what it is. What is Username functioning as?
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The only interpretation I see is that "Username" functions as the direct object of "logging in". It is not necessarily coreferential with "you".
 
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mrsdxkj

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Jul 28, 2005
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Originally posted by: edprush
Originally posted by: sixone
Originally posted by: edprush
Shouldn't it be:

"Thank you for loggin in Username."


I don't think the comma is proper. The comma is denotes that Username is thanking you for logging in.

Let the debate begin.
Click to expand...

No, it's the same as saying, "Username, thank you for logging in." It denotes the person being addressed, not the person who is making the statement.
Click to expand...

So what would:

"Thank you for loggin (sic) in Useranme" mean?

It means that some party is thankful to username for loggin in.



Thank you,
edprush
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I would say that to you if you were logging in Username and I wanted to thank you for logging in that particular username. "Thank you, Joe, for logging in edprush."

As others have said, the comma should be there.
 
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