I uninstall this mod
 

No I didn't. I uninstalled this mod. Sorry guys, but the grammar around here isn't the best! o.t isn't a known abbreviation either.

Maybe the user is still in the progress of uninstalling when he clicks it ;)

Just kidding, we will set our master of grammar Brad on it.

o.t. = off topic, doesn't it?

Marco: Cool! I wasn't being a bugger, it's just English is my speciality hehe.

Jasmin: I know that, but how many people do? If you'd never heard of a hack of the month, I seriously doubt you'd realise what o.t. means. Hack oranges tomatoes month.

Hehe, you can't say that it is my speciality :)

But I can understand that! I don't speak a word of Dutch. Grammar in posts doesn't really matter in my opinion, it's just the phrases. :D

Grammatically I think both phrases are acceptable.

As it currently is, I believe the phrase conveys "I am uninstalling this mod"

As you worded it "I have uninstalled this mod".

Either are acceptable.

I agree, that is what it conveys, but not what it says. "I uninstall this mod" is not a valid phrase.

Can you diagram the sentance for me and show me why?

If you remove the "I" it makes sense...

Chris