Oops! I just maid a typo.
Typo domains are part of the domain market, some can make thousands of dollars in parking revenue.
What if your domain is an obvious typo, and yet you remain clueless about it?
A domain listing over at Flippa, seems to be so.
SpeachRecognition.com is an instant eye-popper, that would bring out the ‘grammar nazi‘ in most of us. 😀
Its owner, appears to think it’s a cool name, as he boldly states:
“The name speaks for itself.”
Yes, it does “speak” but alas, “speach” is only valid if you’re referring to a “Southern peach.”
What do you think of such silly domain registrations?
This post is 100% true!
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And my students couldn’t figure out why they needed Freshman Composition and good grammar skills.
One student told me, “I’ll just have my secretary correct my grammar and spelling.”
Yeah. Good luck with that.
A secretary can’t always spell properly either, and her/his grammar is probably no better than the boss’s.
Well, I’m out of that biz now, but I must say that I have to keep a lid on the cranky grammarian, especially after reading some of the domain blogs. I usually say nothing — we all make mistakes — but…
Occasionally, if an error is so egregious, I’ll email the writer. Better to be told privately and nicely.
🙂
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