I disagree. Their typos used to be genuine typos - the wrong bit of hot metal being carelessly dropped out or dropped in. These days the “typos” are mainly grammatical howlers, and especially homophones. I blame the advent of 18-year-old sub-editors with the vocabulary of a 12-year-old and barely a GCSE in English comprehension between them. And something about lawns, while I’m here.
2 Likes
