> poorly proofread article (while actually expecting people to pay for it) what's an example of an error that proofreading would have caught? And your comment

> poorly proofread article (while actually expecting people to pay for it) what's an example of an error that proofreading would have caught? And your comment uses "cherry picked" which needs a hyphen: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/cherry-pick https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/cherry-pick "still wants to weasel out some image of being logical" isn't even good English. As for "expecting people to pay for it" -- you didn't pay, did you? In fact, no one did. I don't have a paid subscription plan.