So, I saw this sentence. It "feels" wrong but I can't out my finger on why;

1. Thanks for being part of the family and to help build a network.

I feel that it should be:

2. Thanks for being part of the family and helping (to?) build a network.

Or even:

3. Thanks for being part of the family and helping in building a network.

Am I correct or am I being too pedantic?

I saw this sentence. It "feels" wrong, but I can't put my finger on why.

1. Thanks for being part of the family and to help build a network.

I feel that it should be:

2. Thanks for being part of the family and helping (to?) build a network.

Or even:

3. Thanks for being part of the family and helping in building a network.

Am I correct, or am I being too pedantic?

So, I saw this sentence. It "feels" wrong but I can't out my finger on why;

Thanks for being part of the family and to help build a network.

I feel that it should be:

Thanks for being part of the family and helping (to?) build a network.

Or even:

Thanks for being part of the family and helping in building a network.

Am I correct or am I being too pedantic?

So, I saw this sentence. It "feels" wrong but I can't out my finger on why;

1. Thanks for being part of the family and to help build a network.

I feel that it should be:

2. Thanks for being part of the family and helping (to?) build a network.

Or even:

3. Thanks for being part of the family and helping in building a network.

Am I correct or am I being too pedantic?