"no you're wrong, it's perfect acceptable. . . ." 

Hello,

I always welcome feedback for my efforts, most of which nowadays are editing and writing narrative nonfiction and novels.

And I do appreciate those who have studied the art and science of the English language, esp. grammar and usage. 

I especially love it when those who would criticize another's work do it decently and respectfully.

Having listened to the tone, color and texture of your message, I assume that you're not one of those I describe in paragraph two above. Further, I assume you're not diplomatic in your dealings with other people, in general. Either that, or you're just plain too lazy to be kind and decent. 

Telling me I'm "wrong" is just plain rude, esp. when BOTH of us are correct, according to modern-day usage.

By the way, the correct way your sentence should've been structured is, "No, you're wrong; it's perfectly acceptable." Of course, I may've said something like, "You're both right, Dean. Happy editing and thank you for contributing to Wkipedia."

Of course, that's just I . . . or me, as it were. . . .

I wish you well in your future edits.

Take care,

Dean Garner

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Wangtopgun

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