2010-05-18, 05:54 PM
Erebus Wrote:Actually there's often a lot grammatical errors and spelling errors in both press releases and written statements. In fact I go so far as to ask you to bring me 10 100% accurate in grammar and spelling statements from any "big" company.
I'm not making excuses but your making a mountain out of a molehill. I can even agree that there's a "need" for nexon bashing if they do something like gloss over a incident or turn completely away from something but this is a joke at best.
Thing is, you'd think with the many millions that they're making, they could hire some competent proofreaders or something. I mean, hell, they could hire 10 to proofread each proofreader and still have millions to spare. You're right, many big companies have errors like this, but just cause they all have it, doesnt make it okay. When I read errors in grammar or spelling mistakes in articles or releases, it does nothing but lower my image of the company in question.