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A typo in the introduction: "We do not require customers that customers have a domain registration (...)" There is a "customers" too much.
by madez 11y ago
A typo in the introduction:
"We do not require customers that customers have a domain registration (...)"
There is a "customers" too much.
- amyjess 11y agoAnd I can see exactly how they got to that mistake... The writer was waffling between "We do not require customers to have a domain registration" and "We do not require that customers have a domain registration", and they forgot to remove the entirety of the old wording when replacing it with the new. I've made this mistake myself several times, and it jumps out at me whenever I see it.
- provost 11y agoVery fitting. 'Customer Obsession' is Amazon's first leadership principle [1]. [1] http://www.amazon.jobs/principles http://www.amazon.jobs/principles
- jshb 11y agoWhat's the problem? It seems totally fine to me, but I'm no English native.
- dtparr 11y agoAs he says, there's an extra 'customers'. It should have been either "We do not require that customers have a domain registration (...)" or "We do not require customers to have a domain registration (...)"