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A STOP . error. is nothing but an eight digit hexadecimal code that appears on the blue screen when Windows faces a serious problem from which it cannot recover. It is generally caused due to hardware...
Is it common to see spelling errors and other errors in published books?
Q. I've recently noticed some spelling errors and other errors in books i've been reading for my class. these are not fiction books, but rather books in sociology or film studies; critical and research-oriented books. for example the word "life" instead of "like", and characters names from movies wrong (Sarah instead of Tara). Why don't they have editors? Is this common or am I just experiencing a bunch of books that aren't really the norm? i don't care if there are errors, and i know it's hard to catch every single error but I was just wondering if this is common?
Asked by Sweets - Mon Jul 27 03:20:51 2009 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Pascha: For being an "editor by trade" your writing skills are a bit below average there. And I agree with others about human errors. In college I was the editor in chief as well as the primary copy editor on staff. I edited 24 pages of text a minimum of five times before publication. Even with others helping and each having a good set of editing eyes we all missed small errors after it went to print. We're only human. The copy editors for books are in the same boat. No matter how many times it passes through one, two, or even half a dozen editors, a few mistakes are still going to get through. Not one of us is perfect so why should we be so critical over minor errors? Can you edit flawlessly? If not, you should be a bit more… [cont.]
Answered by KK [is just being KK] - Mon Jul 27 03:43:16 2009
Q. I've recently noticed some spelling errors and other errors in books i've been reading for my class. these are not fiction books, but rather books in sociology or film studies; critical and research-oriented books. for example the word "life" instead of "like", and characters names from movies wrong (Sarah instead of Tara). Why don't they have editors? Is this common or am I just experiencing a bunch of books that aren't really the norm? i don't care if there are errors, and i know it's hard to catch every single error but I was just wondering if this is common?
Asked by Sweets - Mon Jul 27 03:20:51 2009 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Pascha: For being an "editor by trade" your writing skills are a bit below average there. And I agree with others about human errors. In college I was the editor in chief as well as the primary copy editor on staff. I edited 24 pages of text a minimum of five times before publication. Even with others helping and each having a good set of editing eyes we all missed small errors after it went to print. We're only human. The copy editors for books are in the same boat. No matter how many times it passes through one, two, or even half a dozen editors, a few mistakes are still going to get through. Not one of us is perfect so why should we be so critical over minor errors? Can you edit flawlessly? If not, you should be a bit more… [cont.]
Answered by KK [is just being KK] - Mon Jul 27 03:43:16 2009
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