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Showing posts with label Typos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Typos. Show all posts
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Imagine you're going through a well-written article and you spot a typo. You ignore it right?But as you go on reading the article you spot more. Well, one typo is okay, two is no issues, three is still acceptable but many is a no-no, especially when the article is in the digital form. The first thought that comes in the readers' mind is, "Didn't the author knew how to use the spell-check option."

If you ask me, typos are normal (to err is human) but are a total turnoff. The digital space has its own benefits and that is 'spell-check' but what about the articles that are handwritten, there's no spell-check option there. So what do you do, sit with a dictionary and check every word for the spelling?

You don't do anything like that, instead you buy yourself your very own Lernstift. Lernstift is a one-of-its-kind pen that vibrates every time you make a mistake. Sounds interesting, right?
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"Typos are very important to all written form. It gives the reader something to look for so they aren't distracted by the total lack of content in your writing" says Randy K. Milholland.

T-Y-P-O-S! 

The word can literally make or break things in the industry that we function. While being grammatically uber-correct is insane to demand, but there are many jobs that typically depend on being correct or rather 'spelling-out' things correctly. To give a simple example, say the healthcare industry, and so on. This was just a small illustrative example to show how a syllable here or there can turn around human lives.
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