>And my absolute *pet peeve* ? .....either learn to spell, use a
>spellchecker or find someone that has a clue about English.  I am
astounded
>at the number of really nice pages that are crammed with bad grammar and
>spelling errors which IMHO, not only detract from the credibility of the
>designer but reflect on the client.  I know there are some people out
there
>who can't spell to save themselves, but when you have gone to so much
>trouble to make a really great site which is able to be seen by the whole
>world, and there are so many options for checking grammar and spelling,
>it's just plain laziness not to do it. 


On this topic, does anyone else have problems with clients who supply
really, *really*, bad copy?  Sometimes I am just itching to change the
grammar or spelling in a piece but I refrain from doing so.   I once had a
client who strongly objected to me changing a spelling mistake so now I
dont do it without written consent.



Phil Babcock
Lead Web Designer
BGS Group Inc.

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