Typos

To err is human, to (correct) divine.
— With thanks to Alexander Pope

Whoever you are, if you’re in print you have to get rid of these. I can help, whether it’s a book or a website. I’ve lost count of the number of high end websites with an apostrophe in the wrong place, or a restaurant awning with a double S in Prosecco…. It’s a terrible look, undermines whatever you are trying to say, and is so easy to correct (except possibly for that restaurant). Rogue commas and bad spelling have no place in print.

Typos

Whoever you are, if you’re in print you have to get rid of these. I can help, whether it’s a book or a website. I’ve lost count of the number of high end websites with an apostrophe in the wrong place, or a restaurant awning with a double S in Prosecco…. It’s a terrible look, undermines whatever you are trying to say, and is so easy to correct (except possibly for that restaurant). Rogue commas and bad spelling have no place in print.

To err is human, to (correct) divine.
— Alexander Pope