The writer of this article - "Abandoned beagle case heartbreaking: advocate" on CBC News online on April 14, 2010 - forgot a word. After people and before abuse should be who. Are there any penalties for writers for the errors found in myriad online articles from established media outlets? Why do so many online articles not have names attached? There must be a correlation there, right? If there's no name attached, then there's no responsibility for what gets produced. Two days after this article was posted, the missing word is still MIA.
Friday, April 16, 2010
stiffer penalties for people abuse or desert animals.
The writer of this article - "Abandoned beagle case heartbreaking: advocate" on CBC News online on April 14, 2010 - forgot a word. After people and before abuse should be who. Are there any penalties for writers for the errors found in myriad online articles from established media outlets? Why do so many online articles not have names attached? There must be a correlation there, right? If there's no name attached, then there's no responsibility for what gets produced. Two days after this article was posted, the missing word is still MIA.
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