margaret caulfield Feb 7, 2010:

Sorry, esing, but that's not gramatically correct. Perhaps "limited myself", but I don't think this is good syntax. There has to be a noun after "limited" unless it's reflexive. In any case, personally, I wouldn't use either here. "Limitarse" also means to "only" do something, which is why I used the word "merely".

esing (X) Feb 7, 2010:

well, margaret, limited to informing what i believe to be true. OK?

margaret caulfield Feb 7, 2010:

esing, limited whom (what) or restricted whom (what)?

esing (X) Feb 7, 2010:

means of informing - not any document per se I have limited / or restricted to inform document-ally or in writing.

margaret caulfield Feb 7, 2010:

Yes, Leonardo, You're right. Thank you.

Leonardo Lamarche Feb 7, 2010:

Margaret, Don't you think that it should be added:.. in writing and with documentation...? It seems that it is indicated in the original.