At a guess, the original photoshop images might have been produced before the ride opened for the first time, to enable picsolve to have something to put on the posters. But then later on they are still using them.
I’m assuming they meant ice cream instead of oce cream there…
I was thinking that as well, actually; it did occur to me that Lotus Biscoff might usually be capitalised, but I didn’t want to say anything about it for fear of coming across overly pedantic or not recognising some sort of food terminology.
Yes, the two words that they used before that sentence that you've highlighted.
They typed "use of" twice Matt
Ah yes, I notice that now… sorry about that. Have edited my above post accordingly!
They don't have one. Clearly. No one bothers getting anything proofread these days, not even publishing houses.
Agreed, the amount of books I have that contain spelling mistakes is ridiculous.
Er, my oldest customers daughter is a professional full time independent proofreader...shockingly underpaid, but it is all she has ever done.
It was my profession as well for five years. In academic publishing especially, publishers will usually pay (around minimum wage) for copyediting, but once the book is typeset, no proofreading takes place at all. This means any errors missed by the copyeditor or introduced during typesetting end up in the final book. Publishers seem to see this as an acceptable consequence of cost reduction.
In my experience, no one from any marketing department could find any errors in their own writing that were obvious to everyone else who looked at it.
I come on here to get me away from my work! SQL and Management Studio are the bane of my life sometimes!
