GameRager: My contribution: Never waste time complaining about something a business does on it's forums(unless one has a large group to support it).....ones time is better spent gaming/taking up a hobby....almost anything else really.
And, of course, never use an apostrophe when using the posessive form of a pronoun. The apostrophe is used for noun posessives, but not pronoun posessives. An apostrophe with a pronoun forms either a non-word or a contraction. (For example, "it's" forms the contraction "it is", not the posessive form.) I know of no exceptions to this rule.
(Of course, this only applies to English; other languages have different rules.)