Posted on 04/12/2019 10:46
I have just been looking through the current edition of the "Sites Directory and handbook" and noticed on page 3 under the Technical Information listing the following heading
"Powering your wutfit" which beggars me to ask, what is a wutfit?
Oh tut-tut, proof reading is essential when producing publications!
Posted on 05/12/2019 08:53 by BlueVanManIn my past (professional) life I had a theory that organisations which produced poor and unprofessional documentation often didn't apply good standards of care or ethics to to other aspects of their work or service delivery.
Although I am absolutely not suggesting that my above comment applies to the CAMC (and I usually manage at least one typo when posting here so I can hardly criticise an isolated lapse) it is a useful principal to think about.
I have put one in here just to check if you are paying attention at the back !!
Two actually which just proves my point !
Posted on 05/12/2019 19:52 by nelliethehookerI agree with you InaD. It's nice when one see the language used correctly. I think that predictive text has a lot to answer for when mis-spelt words appear.
Posted on 05/12/2019 08:21 by cyberyachtYou mean you can't spell aluminum?
Posted on 08/12/2019 17:49
Sorry about the delay in responding CY, but my electronic thingummy kept on correcting you to Aluminium, so It took me a while to work out what you meant. Now I understand a little better, even if I'm none the wiser.
Incidentally this searching has shewn me why a couple of popular quiz programmes on television now insist on using SULFUR where Old World folks use, mainly, SULPHUR -- they do it to help sales of the programmes in the U.S.A. apparently 
Darned parents have so much to answer for !!
MillieMaster
Motorhomer from Lincolnshire