afaik, you're is an abreviation of "you are", but I've seen frequently people using it as possessive pronoun (your), is that an usual mistake or is it accepted?
e.g.:
[...] you're users are [...]
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Sign up to join this communityafaik, you're is an abreviation of "you are", but I've seen frequently people using it as possessive pronoun (your), is that an usual mistake or is it accepted?
e.g.:
[...] you're users are [...]
It's a common mistake and is by no means accepted. Your means belonging to you, you're means you are, without exception.
It's a common enough mistake that native English writers often don't bother pointing it out to others. I make it often enough when I'm writing in a hurry. I wouldn't call it acceptable. You should fix it if you can.