4 ms·

I wish the article would stop using "Icann" for ICANN. Who proof-read this article?

• forgottenpass 10y ago
  Who proof-read this article? Someone who knows how to follow the BBC style guide. ICANN is pronounced "I can" not "I. C. A. N. N." so they write Icann. edit: See "Acronyms" section in http://www.bbc.co.uk/academy/journalism/article/art20130702112133530 http://www.bbc.co.uk/academy/journalism/article/art201307021...
  • TTPrograms 10y ago
    They include among their exceptions to that rule "looks like a typo".
    • taejo 10y ago
      Presumably if you're used to the BBC's style (and this style is much more common generally in the UK than in the US - many of the major newspapers spell acronyms similarly) it doesn't look like a typo.