Hi! It is incorrect -- thank you for pointing that out. I'll get that fixed on our website later tonight. That was a sample from one of the very first emails we edited when we launched a few months ago. We now have controls in place to prevent minor errors like that.
It's an interesting service. I wish you all the best with it.
I fear that I wouldn't use it sufficiently to warrant paying for it. I write more HN and Reddit posts in a week than I've sent emails in the last year.
That said, I'd be tempted to use it as a good proof-reading service for important emails if it weren't too expensive to use ad-hoc.
However there are at least two people I would hope would sign up. Their emails (and my sanity) could do with it!
Likewise if you did Facebook updates too, I'd be tempted to pay for some friends on my feed to use your service.
I trust you'd have no issues with using British English for spelling, if requested?
Understood. As you know, it is free for now, but I'll likely offer an ad-hoc system as well as a monthly subscription service when I do start charging. When that happens, we'll prefer credit card over "cheque". That's an interesting note about Facebook...I'll have to research that some more.
No issues on the British English mate. It would be an "honour" to serve you and your friends. :)
>Thank for asking
Should that be "Thanks for asking" or "Thank you for asking"? Or is what Wordzen have used correct?