milnews.ca said:This from the Snowbird Twitter feed ....
Not enough, obviously ...Blackadder1916 said:". . . eject from his aircraft shiortly before our performance . . ."
Really? Does anybody proofread anymore?
milnews.ca said:Not enough, obviously ...
... that consistently offers the correct alternative option ;DGR66 said:If only some tech wizard could come up with a magical technology which would highlight when we spell a word incorrectly...
milnews.ca said:Not enough, obviously ...
Thanks for more of the context/why - makes sense. Still, in another life, I was judged just as harshly for this kind of stuff during breaking news events, too, so I accept one tries one's best under pressure.Strike said:In the PAO's defence, that Tweet was sent immediately after they got news the pilot was fine, and was posted from a smartphone on scene.
That one tweet likely kept the phones from blowing up in Ottawa, Moose Jaw, and at the show site with people wanting to know who the pilot was and if they were okay. It also kept the families at home from flipping out thinking it was one of theirs.
So, knowing that this one tweet reduced the workload and worry on several levels, I'll forgive the spelling error of hitting both the "I" and the "o" at the same time. They are right next to each other on the keyboard after all.