I have, on occcasion, been known to lambast various websites for poor spellchecking.
This has included sites you wouldn't expect to suffer the affliction.
However, spelling errors on webpages are at their most egregious when the site in question is involved in journalism, and it's even worse when it's our national broadcaster.
Not good enough, BBC News.
100 lines of "I will spell 'barricade' correctly or suffer the wrath of Dungeekin", please.
This has included sites you wouldn't expect to suffer the affliction.
However, spelling errors on webpages are at their most egregious when the site in question is involved in journalism, and it's even worse when it's our national broadcaster.
Not good enough, BBC News.100 lines of "I will spell 'barricade' correctly or suffer the wrath of Dungeekin", please.
Grade: D Minus.
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