Post by tenpoundhammer on Mar 23, 2020 19:33:19 GMT -5
I've noted quite a few puzzles over the years that have had a misspelling, grammatical error, or otherwise factual error in them.
In the interest of accuracy, and comparably to how J! Archive notes "erratum" whenever a clue is incorrect in some fashion, should we do this too? Perhaps this could be done with a footnote at the bottom of the page, or in some other way that doesn't impede the flow of the charts.
At the very least, I feel that spelling errors (e.g. CHARLIE AND AMERICAN PRIDE, SALTED PUMPKINSEEDS) should be noted as errors on behalf of the show and not the archivists. Anything else like factual inaccuracies (HAWAII'S GARDEN ISLAND, NATURAL RESERVOIR) or improper punctuation (COFFEE-TABLE BOOK) I would say should be up to discretion. What do you guys think?
In the interest of accuracy, and comparably to how J! Archive notes "erratum" whenever a clue is incorrect in some fashion, should we do this too? Perhaps this could be done with a footnote at the bottom of the page, or in some other way that doesn't impede the flow of the charts.
At the very least, I feel that spelling errors (e.g. CHARLIE AND AMERICAN PRIDE, SALTED PUMPKINSEEDS) should be noted as errors on behalf of the show and not the archivists. Anything else like factual inaccuracies (HAWAII'S GARDEN ISLAND, NATURAL RESERVOIR) or improper punctuation (COFFEE-TABLE BOOK) I would say should be up to discretion. What do you guys think?