Just recently, I received an automatic message saying that someone had filled out an application to join a site. The message read as follows:
User Timothy Foster asked to join one of your site Wikidot Community. View all member applications
This sentence could be written in better English:
Timothy Foster has applied for membership on Wikidot Community, one of your sites. View applications for this site.
- The word User is not necessary since only users can apply to sites anyway.
- "applied for membership on" and "asked to join" are interchangeable. Either phrase works.
- "one of your sites" was moved to the end to make the sentence flow better.
- The View applications link is made more specific; it only views applications for the site, not all applications across sites you own
I hope this helps.
i have another question:
I beleive , Timothy has rejected the application for membership on our community site - but I see no information about this actopn do we need a history of such applications?
ok , I see the notification mail and the mesage itself on my messages board… and I can think that there si nobody as a new member on our site….
PS: about the text - I am not a natural english speaker and have no mind about the issue.. only that I have understood the message anyway… but if this is beauty or not … no idea!
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I actually did not reject the application. Someone had already done so. Whoever did, I trust it was with good reason.
Timothy Foster - @tfAuroratide
Auroratide.com - Go here if you're nerdy like me
Thank you, Timothy, for suggestions. I just have corrected those mistakes. I think it'll look much more neatly now.