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I understand, but I do not have that help, so I do with the means at handAndrew wrote:It was a piece of constructive advice meant to help him, not criticize.
Getting a friend to fix some of the errors could attract more interest.
Andrew
I did not at hand, when I get 5 minutes, I could give them to youAndrew wrote:PS I would be interested to know your patent numbers, my job is
in the patents area!
2nd paragraph of reply was not directed at you, but to the other posts. Should have made that clear. Of course, fixing errors can only help.Andrew wrote:It was a piece of constructive advice meant to help him, not criticize.shiv wrote:Personally, I don't think his English is that bad. It is not too hard to make out. I disdain products that are very well marketed but do not have that much content. I am more tolerant if the marketing message is less powerful but the product has compelling features.Andrew wrote:Hi there, I strongly suggest you find a friend or someone else with
good English skills to write a better version of your post. It will
look much more professional and you will get much more interest!
Cheers,
Andrew
I am not sure if triad chess will be very popular, but there is no harm in trying. If I were new to a forum, I would probably start with a brief bio of myself and then bring up the product in a different message. That being said, his message seems sincere and the product does seem to pack a bunch of features. Perhaps a demo version would make sense.
Getting a friend to fix some of the errors could attract more interest.
Andrew
PS I would be interested to know your patent numbers, my job is
in the patents area!
I suggest that the poster maybe put some of the troublesome phrases here in French so maybe someone reading can translate them.