grammar police

[decibel.places]

"The Chart API let's you really easily create graphs and charts to
embed in webpages."

not "let's" => "lets" ! (no apostrophe)

decibel.places - a programmer who can spell...

[Graham Watson]

Everything up to "decibel.places - a programmer who can spell..."
seemed good-hearted and helpful.

[Lesley Burr]

Hi there,

can't find this error - can you send me the url of the offending page?

Thanks,

Lesley

2008/8/24 decibel.places <netspe...@gmail.com>

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[Mike Williams]

On Aug 26, 10:24 am, "Lesley Burr" <lesl...@google.com> wrote:
> Hi there,can't find this error - can you send me the url of the offending
> page?

http://groups.google.com/group/Google-Chart-API/

[Lesley Burr]

Thanks!

2008/8/26 Mike Williams <eco...@googlemail.com>

[decibel.places]

Yes, that is the url... http://groups.google.com/group/Google-Chart-API/
- right in the header...

And Graham is right, I meant the suggestion in a friendly, helpful
manner.

I might suggest changing it to "enables"

Also, I think the "really easily" is a little misleading - it takes
quite a bit of testing and monkeying to get a nice looking chart

But I am not complaining or anything - the API is a really powerful
tool!

PS - it's not easy being a grammar constable:

Grammar police punished: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/26351328/