There has been a running commentary on this blog over many years that draws attention to my typos.<\/p>\n
I am never going to deny that I publish my fair (maybe more than fair) share of typos. After the millions of words I have written, I still hit the wrong keys sometimes, especially when using an iPad (which I often do early in the morning and when moderating late in the day). And I am not good at seeing them. Like most of us, I see what I think I typed, not what I actually typed.<\/p>\n
There is a trade-off here. I could reduce output and check more. I could also delay publication until someone else has read each post. But the sense of urgency that drives the blog would disappear as a result.<\/p>\n
So, a quick poll:<\/p>\n
Are the typos worth ignoring to get the posts out as soon as possible?<\/strong><\/p> Total Voters: 556<\/strong><\/p><\/div>\n\t\t\n<\/div>\n\n\t\t
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