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What Are My Copywriters Smoking?

Here's a good one culled from the day's proofreading work: in a document discussing the "personal journal" feature of a wireless handheld, a copywriter for my agency spelled "journal" as "jernal." Incidentally, the copywriters are all supposed to be college-educated, and they're probably making more money than I am. Oy.

It doesn't exactly qualify as "Egregious Corporate Speak" but it's pretty egregious on its own terms...

Comments

Is this a typo or a consistent spelling?

Fortunately, just a typo, but it was an outstanding one...

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