OMG.
Natter 68: Bork Bork Bork
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
This document wasn't spellchecked, obviously. There's a typo approximately once every 7 sentences. Don't get me started on random capitalisation or errant tabs. I know Office upgrades make things tricky, but that's no substitute for indenting.
Technically I'm supposed to be adding to this document, but I envision much of today will be deciphering and cleaning up. And they want the project team to see it tomorrow! Ha.
I'm editing an article about a new drug, written by someone with a PharmD, who did not know what "FDA" stood for. (Her guess was Federal Drug Agency.) I am not making that up.
You know who else thinks it stands for Federal Drug Agency? KIDS IN MIDDLE SCHOOL.
Okay, they seriously want us to update our voicemail outgoing message with the date EVERY DAY? Seriously? This is coming down from the company president, but I can barely remember to fill in my weekly timesheet. That's *so* not happening.
OMG.
Office of Mutilated Grammar?
You know who else thinks it stands for Federal Drug Agency? KIDS IN MIDDLE SCHOOL.
This is a horribly written article. I hate when we get shit like this. If it weren't about a new drug, I'm sure we would have rejected it. In the abstract she says she used one set of search terms in MEDLINE, but in the article itself, she lists a whole other set of search terms she says she used.
Way to go, lady. I really trust your research.
Why was this not routed through the technical editor?
Because the technical editors keep getting laid off due to budget cuts?
t sorry, not closing the bitter tag any time soon
What if male superheroes were posed like Wonder Woman? [link]
Bless that artist, and bless you for linking it. It's the perfect rebuttal to the "but male superheroes have stylized bodies, tooo!" whine.
Ugh. I really cannot focus on this document with the noises around me. I wonder if I can go home and work there?
As well as everything else, I have to pull the "solutioning" out of the requirements. And that's going to require juggling.