Spelling mistakes galore?

[Hecktix1]

just read this article: http://www.habbo.co.uk/articles/99-port-of-paradise

and tbh there are some errors:

bread of bears

They are know to offer luck

I know its only 2 but Habbo are a professional company, do they always make errors like this?

[Orangeesh]

Terrible grammar


The Paradise Islands are a small cluster of desert islands who's exact location is only known by the Captain and Navigator of the Habborella!


who's?

whose please

[Hecktix1]

It is quite poor to be honest.

I'd get *insert unpleasent thing here* by Adzeh if i reported on Habbox with such appalling spelling & grammar and I'm not getting paid unlike the person who wrote that article!

[dannyisnotamazing]

yeah, i mean it's like there not humans who don't make mistakes

[jesus]

maybe they are ill-educated in english but excellent with computers

[Hecktix1]

yeah, i mean it's like there not humans who don't make mistakes

well there is this thing you see, when you publish things in the public eye.
It's called proofreading.
This is where you, or someone else checks over what you have written, to ensure there are no mistakes.

maybe they are ill-educated in english but excellent with computers

Probably, wonder what qualifications you need to work for Habbo?

[dannyisnotamazing]

well there is this thing you see, when you publish things in the public eye.
It's called proofreading.
This is where you, or someone else checks over what you have written, to ensure there are no mistakes.



Probably, wonder what qualifications you need to work for Habbo?

still can make mistakes

[Hecktix1]

still can make mistakes

maybe one, but come on, it's a professional company, they should surely proofread properly before posting articles?

It is clear mistakes, they aren't stupid.

At the top it says "Bread of bear"
Bottom it says "breed" - correctly.

[jesus]

well there is this thing you see, when you publish things in the public eye.
It's called proofreading.
This is where you, or someone else checks over what you have written, to ensure there are no mistakes.



Probably, wonder what qualifications you need to work for Habbo?

me too, even if it was GCSE english then a lot of people make grammar mistakes n stuff even with that

[Mr.Sam]

it appears that they are using msword for spell checks, people who use word and c+p from it usually have mistakes like that.