Question for the meaning of this comment
https://www.businessoffashion.com/articles/luxury/what-will-happen-to-alexander-wang
Basically i read this article from BoF's instagram which is online magazine
and i saw this comment saying:
Under siege! Didn't peg BoF as steven seagal fans.
I couldn't understand so i asked about the meaning of the comment.
someone said:
a couple weeks ago they ran the "roadhouse of troubles" headline.
I found out they are all about old American films and actor stuff but i don't get the exact meaning 
Top answer
Capital letters and punctuation are an indispensable part of written English. To ignore those conventions makes your writing hard to read and makes you look bad. Under Siege is a movie starring Steven Seagal.
- Capital letters and punctuation are an indispensable part of written English.
- To ignore those conventions makes your writing hard to read and makes you look bad.
- Under Siege is a movie starring Steven Seagal.
- I don't know what prompted the remark.
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Capital letters and punctuation are an indispensable part of written English. To ignore those conventions makes your writing hard to read and makes you look bad.
Under Siege is a movie starring Steven Seagal. I don't know what prompted the remark.
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