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Yep, but what do you expect from an industry near its end. They tend to do better with the front page stories, but a lot of the local/filler stuff now looks li
by blihp 3y ago
Yep, but what do you expect from an industry near its end. They tend to do better with the front page stories, but a lot of the local/filler stuff now looks like this. You're not going to have meticulously crafted articles with editors to ensure its up to the papers standards when you don't have the ad (or subscription) dollars coming in to support that level of output. So now it often looks more like a blog than a newspaper... plenty of more prestigious news organizations are looking just as bad these days.
- AlbertCory 3y agoAs I said above: about an average number of errors. I suspect they rely on an automated spelling & grammar checker. Even that should have caught "councourse" but maybe because it was capitalized? "instate" actually IS correct (my bad) but "institute" would be much better. The other errors would get past a spell checker.