At website or on website? or on website? on our website or in our website

Possible Duplicate: “On website” or “at website”? Which of these is correct: “Sheila is now in Facebook” or “Sheila is now on Facebook”?

Which is best in your opinion?

"You can find this content on the X trang web.""You can find this content in the X website."

"I posted the phản hồi on FB.""I posted the bình luận in FB."

Thanks for your opinions & advice!

Both appear to be grammatically and logically correct. Something can be in the text of a site or appear in the images of a site. Similarly something can appear on the screen of your device showing the website.

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However, usage seems to strongly favor on a website.

Websites seem lớn be treated in standard jdomain.vn as equivalent to notice-boards, rather than books.

So where you would say "I found that handy fact in the Encyclopaedia Britannica.", it is more normal to say that "I found the answer to that on Wikipedia."This could perhaps follow from the term web-page - after all, nội dung which is (admittedly) in a book can be found on a page.

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Don"t forgot about another two-letter preposition that could be used: at.

The information can be found on the website. The information can be found at the website. The information can be found in the trang web.

These are all in use, apparently.

Oftentimes, more than one preposition is suitable lớn convey something lượt thích this.

That"s all I have sầu time to lớn post for now – supper"s at the table.

For normal usage, "on the website" sounds more correct to me, because you"re reading information off of the user interface. For usage in A pplication P rogramming I nterfaces, there"s a solid argument lớn be made for there being information "in a website", because you"re making requests that go into a VPS khổng lồ fetch nội dung, instead of having it displayed for your consumption. I answered this related question similarly.

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