I'm more interested in the use of "an" in front of NYT. I've seen this frequently lately. Have the rules changed for "a" and "an"? Serious question.
I mixed up they're and their in a slack DM to an NYT editor 30 minutes ago and even though the damage is done i just changed it and hoped they didn't notice.
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Same rule it's always been
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At least you’re only talking on the secret Slack channel known as Twitter
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no one can see me here, right?
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I’d let that slide in a DM but would have to speak out about any “you and I” vs. “you and me” mixups.
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Hard agree. Marc, you and I can go out for coffee, but Erin needs to Slack you and me the deets.
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No correction appended? Just that shameful "edited" note next to your message.
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Do they dock your pay for that
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I will make a spelling mistake, correct it on the next line, edit the mistake, and delete the correction. Can I get a what-what, former copy editors!pic.twitter.com/SEyjc88lVz
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which editor?
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