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Getting so annoyed by forbes.com welcome message. I don't understand why they stick to it.

• newman314 10y ago
  This. Plus "prise" not "prize". I see an increasing number of articles where the writers appear to just use what they think is right. Just yesterday, "tow the line". facepalm
  • drauh 10y ago
    OED lists "prize" as common US spelling. [0] [0] http://www.oed.com/view/Entry/151652?rskey=W7yb3q&result=6#eid http://www.oed.com/view/Entry/151652?rskey=W7yb3q&result=6#e...
    • scintill76 10y ago
      Maybe it's just me, but I think "pry" is much more common to Americans.
      • hyperpape 10y ago
        You are correct. Prize is a word in American English, but not one that makes sense in context.
• jdavis703 10y ago
  It's so they can show an advertisement that has an extremely high viewability (which correlates to higher CPA, and at the end of the day more money for them to pay people to write articles).