I noticed a few issues when I was reporting a leak this morning.

First there’s this, the second requirement to reporting a leak.
“Don not include a direct download link.” I’m pretty sure it should either be “Do not” or “Don’t”.

Also, the entire text is littered with question marks. They take the place of apostrophes in each case, and perhaps other types of punctuation. Here’s the entirety of the text.

“1. Make sure the leak isnt fake.
Google search engine, public torrent and file sharing sites are flooded with fake files. If the file is a torrent, make sure it doesn?t include a .RAR and a Readme.txt file. This means the .RAR file is password protected and the content is fake. And if you?ve reached a page which prompts you to download a toolbar ? Stay clear! This means the file they claim to have isn?t real.

2. Don not include a direct download link. Only site & scene release titles are allowed!
Remember, we?re not a download site. You are more than welcome to provide the name of the site or blog where you found the album however. Examples; ?John?s blogspot?, ?It-Leaked? or ?What?. It?s not allowed to use the name of a file sharing site, such as Mediafire or Megaupload, make sure to use the source where the links were posted.”

Hopefully this is helpful. :)