Jan. 13, 2026
I have recently encountered several server connection errors on langcorrect.
If this is due to the server capacity reaching its limit, I suggest adding several advertising spaces to generate income for the server expansion.
Below the time bar on the right side of the homepage is a nice spot, as well as the bottom of the pages for creating and correcting entries.
Just a piece of advice, no offence.
I am truly grateful for the contributions of the owner and staff of langcorrect.com. But every time I paid for a language tool, I couldn't continue my learning on it.
I really like this website and hope it gets better and better.
A piece of advice for lLangcCorrect
I’m pretty sure it’s capitalized this way: LangCorrect.
I have recently encountered several server connection errors on lLangcCorrect.
If this is due to the server {capacity reaching its limit | reaching the limit of its capacity}, I suggest adding several advertising spaces to generate income forto expand the server expansion.
Below the time bar on the right side of the homepage is a nice spot, as well as the bottom of the pages for creating and correcting entries.
You must be referring to the layout of the desktop version of the page. I mostly use the mobile version, so I see a different layout. :-)
Just a piece of advice, no offence.
American English: offense
I am truly grateful for the contributions of the owner and staff of langcorrect.com.
But every time I’ve paid for a language tool, I couldn't continue my learning on ihaven’t used it for long, so I’m reluctant to buy a paid subscription to LangCorrect.
Is this what you mean? I’m not sure why you say you couldn’t continue learning on it, so I’m trying to add something to explain this. If I’ve guessed wrong, please correct me. :-)
I really like this website and hope it gets better and better.
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I like the nyan-8.com user interface much better than LangCorrect’s, but the LangCorrect community is more diverse. I’m hoping Nyan-8 will continue to grow…
If this is due to the server capacity reaching its limit, I suggest adding several advertising spaces to generate income forto expand the server expansions.
"for the server expansion" would imply there's some specific already planned server expansion.
A pPiece of aAdvice for lLangcorrect
I have recently encountered several server connection errors on lLangcorrect.
It's a proper noun, so it must be capitalized.
If this is due to the server capacity reaching its limit, I suggest adding several advertising spaces to generate income for the server expansion.
Below the time bar on the right side of the homepage is a nice spot, as well as the bottom of the pages for creating and correcting entries.
Just a piece of advice, no offencThis is just a suggestion, I don't mean to offend anyone.
Your previous sentence didn't actually qualify as a sentence because there was no verb.
I am truly grateful for the contributions of the owner and staff of lLangcorrect.com.
But eEvery time I paid for a language tool, I couldn't continue my learning on it.
I really like this website and hope it gets better and better.
A pPiece of aAdvice for lLangcorrect
Must be capitalized.
I have recently encountered several server connection errors on lLangcorrect.
Just a piece of advice, no offencse.
A pPiece of aAdvice for lLangcCorrect
Proper capitalization when it comes to your title.
I have recently encountered several server connection errors on lLangcCorrect.
Capitalize “LangCorrect” as it’s a proper name
BA good spot would be below the time bar on the right side of the homepage, which is a nice spot, as well as the bottom of the pages for creating and correcting entries.
Restructuring the sentence to provide clarity and flow.
Just a piece of advice, no offencse.
"Offence is British English but also correct.
ButHowever, every time I paid for a language tool, I couldn't continue my learning onwith it.
Replaced “But” with “However” for formal tone.
“Continue learning with it” is smoother than “continue my learning on it.”
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The corrections are mostly about word choice, capitalization, and smoother phrasing. Your ideas are already clear and well-structured. Good job! Keep writing 🤍
I also experience server connection problems and I thought it was just me against my internet connection 😂
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If this is due to the server capacity reaching its limit, I suggest adding several advertising spaces to generate income for the server expansion. This sentence has been marked as perfect! If this is due to the server capacity reaching its limit, I suggest adding several advertising spaces to generate income "for the server expansion" would imply there's some specific already planned server expansion. If this is due to the server {capacity reaching its limit | reaching the limit of its capacity}, I suggest adding several advertising spaces to generate income |
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Below the time bar on the right side of the homepage is a nice spot, as well as the bottom of the pages for creating and correcting entries.
Restructuring the sentence to provide clarity and flow. This sentence has been marked as perfect! Below the time bar on the right side of the homepage is a nice spot, as well as the bottom of the pages for creating and correcting entries. You must be referring to the layout of the desktop version of the page. I mostly use the mobile version, so I see a different layout. :-) |
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Just a piece of advice, no offence. Just a piece of advice, no offen "Offence is British English but also correct. Just a piece of advice, no offen
Your previous sentence didn't actually qualify as a sentence because there was no verb. Just a piece of advice, no offence. American English: offense |
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I am truly grateful for the contributions of the owner and staff of langcorrect.com. I am truly grateful for the contributions of the owner and staff of This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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But every time I paid for a language tool, I couldn't continue my learning on it.
Replaced “But” with “However” for formal tone. “Continue learning with it” is smoother than “continue my learning on it.”
But every time I’ve paid for a language tool, I Is this what you mean? I’m not sure why you say you couldn’t continue learning on it, so I’m trying to add something to explain this. If I’ve guessed wrong, please correct me. :-) |
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I really like this website and hope it gets better and better. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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