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lcnPylGDnU4H9OF 18 days ago | parent | context | favorite | on: Advertise in ChatGPT

As an English phrase, that isn't strictly wrong, but I understand what you mean and it's your right to complain. ;)

neonstatic 16 days ago [–]

It's only correct if "your right" is used as in "his right", "her right", "their right". Usually what they mean is "you are right", ergo "you're right", and they are just not educated enough to know how it's spelt.

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