Maybe typocast is a more accurate title.
I find that by far visitors to my blog come from places far and wide because of one or two posts I did a few years or so ago on the serial comma.
That's right.
Individuals, companies, government entities, universities, law firms, and you-name-its come to this URL to pause and ponder my wisdom about the serial comma -- whether I like it or not.
They come from all around the planet.
However, in terms of keyword searches, "serial comma" gets beat, by a margin of 1% or less, by the term "obitchuaries," from a post I did back in 2006.
So, you never know how you'll get typocast.
As you were.
At ease.
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2 comments:
Paulie:
According to my stats, the most visited "entry page," aside from the home page, is a posting I did on the difference between "lie" and "lay."
Perhaps some people aren't all that apathetic about punctuation and grammar.
(Then again, perhaps I wouldn't want to bet my life on that....)
mark m.
Mark,
Maybe we're onto something and don't even know it!
pk
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