No points, No printables

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No points, No printables

tech_teacher

No points, No printables

Good Morning Friends

I just received a thank you / comment from a member who has downloaded my worksheet. See: http://www.eslprintables.com/printable.asp?id=557291#thetop

However, this member has no points and has not uploaded any worksheets of his or her own. How is this possible? Has the rules changed? This makes me feel a bit uncomfortable.

20 Nov 2011

Stellam

Hi tech teacher
I don ï¿½t think the rules have changed. This person must ï¿½ve left a comment without downloading anything. All members can leave comments or use the forum but nobody can download without points. Don ï¿½t worry!
Hugs
Stella

20 Nov 2011

maryse peyï¿½

I think it may be possible to let a comment even if you cannot download. Just to let you know that your work is appreciated and that this person has yet become one of your fans !!!!

I think you can be proud of the compliment even if you are not used to such "free" (but I think sincere) comments.

Don ï¿½t worry and don ï¿½t feel uneasy, just enjoy this little good surprise from a new ESL member !

End well your Sunday.

20 Nov 2011

David Lisgo

"LOP" Hardly complimentary unless the person has no idea what it means.

I think that you are 1NAM, now that ï¿½s complimentary.

David

20 Nov 2011

Jayho

Hey, great idea for a Sunday night competition. Let ï¿½s try and guess what they meant when they wrote LOP?

Lesson on pronouns?

20 Nov 2011

Lina Ladybird

Nooo, dear Jayho... :-) As everybody except for you knows, lop is a widely used abbreviation of the word lollipop, and in this context the comment "great lop" means that the worksheet is a real treat, sweet like candy!!

EDIT for those who want to torture me for having been so "nasty" and "rude" towards poor Jayho: I do like her very much and was only being ironic!! What do you think are the four *LOL* smilies for?? Some people around here really havenï¿½t got any sense of humour at all...

20 Nov 2011

Stellam

Really?
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=lop

20 Nov 2011

treasure0911

Well, let ï¿½s hope it was the lollipop meaning!

20 Nov 2011

Stellam

Let me see if I got it right: 4 LOL smilies stand for ï¿½I ï¿½m being ironic ï¿½? Wow, there ï¿½s so much I need to learn about Internet language...

Anyway, please, dear Silke don ï¿½t worry: everybody here appreciates your fine sense of humour! LOL