How Spellcheckers Wreak Havoc
Friday, January 30th, 2009
“I apologize for any incontinence” and other examples of the Cupertino effect.
For weak spellers and readers, this article underscores the need to proofread.
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I have always loved the cupertino effect. (i.e. Barack Obama=”Barracks Boatman” )
sheryl: yes, it’s fun until you say “ok” to the mistake and it goes in the email. Sigh.