Surely it is an innocent oversight. However, it is quite telling about the 'quality' of people's reading! I help out on a number of translators' lists - one third of the replies demonstrate that people didn't to read properly.
The knock-on effect is that people are also becoming less careful in their writing - newspapers used to be anal about proofing, now you need 10 lines to find the first typo. Whether it is a question of time, information overflow, or a sign of the times etc, would make for an endless debate. Regards Rui On 17/02/2008, Michael Perelman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Seth sent this url to the new address that does not work yet. >
