The phrase 'poster who' is not correct or usable in written English
To use it correctly, you must change it to 'the person who' or 'the one who'. For example, "The person who created the poster did an excellent job."
I agree with the poster who calls for an end to the War on Drugs.
Mr. Poster, who occasionally emerged from the car, liked the co-op complex.
Poster, who is Polish himself, swept the entire cast into a maniacal polka.
And once he almost banned a poster who used all capital letters.
It's no more than the tip of an iceberg," wrote one poster who called himself Kuaile de Jingling Laodie.
None of the people on the "Wanted" poster who currently have Chinatown units listed on Airbnb responded to queries.
Congratulations to all the posters who correctly called Ser Alliser Thorne's survival.
I've learned a lot about the world, thanks to the posters who contribute knowledge as well as opinion.
A few supporters also surfaced, or at least blog posters who said they believed Mr. Hyman's rights as a property owner were being violated.
No matter what Litton's connection might have been to the anonymous posters who defended him online, his pursuers were confounded and exasperated most by what remained unsaid.
McHale knows better than to indulge the prognosticators and blog posters who crave to turn their subjective analyses into hard-core fact before the calendar year is up.
