The image above is a wonderful example of the quality of writing one can expect every day from
24 hours Vancouver. In this case the day was October 6, 2010. First, at top, there is the misspelled plague. A spell check would have caught that. Second, on the left, the start of the opening sentence should read,
Three female protesters who refused to leave the Vancouver police station. Third, on the right, part of the second setence should read, working at active construction sites over the weekend to keep an eye on drivers. Do you think those are enough errors for one newspaper page? Apparently the writers at
24 hours Vancouver didn't think so,
as this misspelled
calendar shows. Click an image to enlarge it.
The image above is a wonderful example of the quality of writing one can expect every day from 24 hours Vancouver. In this case the day was October 6, 2010. First, at top, there is the misspelled plague. A spell check would have caught that. Second, on the left, the start of the opening sentence should read, Three female protesters who refused to leave the Vancouver police station. Third, on the right, part of the second setence should read, working at active construction sites over the weekend to keep an eye on drivers. Do you think those are enough errors for one newspaper page? Apparently the writers at 24 hours Vancouver didn't think so,
as this misspelled calendar shows. Click an image to enlarge it.
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