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(2016-07-31 19:55)Brixton Wrote:  If you find hard mistakes in my writing feel free to tell it. Its not my native language.

Okay, I'll start.

You usually put a comma after a subordinate clause which starts a sentence (in the middle of "writing" and "feel."

You started with "Hey guy." Here, you should say "guys" because you are speaking to everyone. You should also use a comma before "guys."

The noun "server" is usually non-capitalized, but if it's the name of the "server's" name, then it is capitalized.

The pronoun "I" is always capitalized.

"Its" is a genitive form of "it." You should use an apostrophe, "it's," when you want to say "it is."

When you say "much more" you have to use the conjunction "than" because it is used after a comparative adjective or adverb.