On Tue, 2002-09-10 at 22:53, David Walluck wrote: > Alastair Scott wrote: > > >ii. (Various) '<something> is available on mandrake<...>.com' -> > >'<something> is available from mandrake<...>.com'; > > > > > > 'on' is fine in this context (at least in my American english). > Personally, I might even use 'at'. I think 'from' is wrong, mandrake.com > isn't a person, he can't really give anything to you, so you can't get > anything 'from' him. > > I agree with the rest.
Huh? This makes no sense...I can go and get something from a drawer, or from a table, from a website is grammatically the same. Having said that, I agree with your first point - I don't see a problem with "is available on website.com", either. -- adamw
