Someone wrote in to tell me about some case where there were minor errors — basically, like, typos. For example, I accidentally referred to the MP as “he” at one point when in fact it was “she.” She wanted me to correct them at once. (Which of course I did.)
“Remember these are people’s lives,” she said.
Gosh, thanks for reminding me. I had totally forgotten that. I’d been under the impression that I was writing about French poodles.
(Okay, maybe I’m being a little snide here…)
The Charley Project Blog 
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For some reason,this made me laugh. Not sure why. Maybe the bad week. Thanks for posting this. Keep up the great work!
Well if she wants to help you on a regular basis great! Its a hard job and you’re only one person….sheesh
Because you don’t already have enough to do…….!!!!
Please… think of the French poodles… 🙂
I would never be so condescending. I have caught errors in missing person files, but I also understand that we are all human and there is no need to talk down to someone that is doing there best to do a good thing.
Yeah — I don’t mind when people email me to correct errors; in fact I’m grateful for it. But that bit raised my hackles.
I have noticed errors here, but I really don’t care. I’m a total grammar nazi, but at the same time, I understand you’re just trying to keep the info out there. You’re doing a very hard job for nothing!