Cycling News

Sandy said:

Anyone notice that there are many fewer links to this news provider?
Anyone figure out which version of the English language they decided to use?

I think they have decided to invent their own version of English. James
Joyce did it better.
Seriously, the copy editing has been in the toilet these last few
months. Is anyone from the current incarnation of Cyclingnews reading
this group to comment on why your site reads like a remedial grade 6
english class?

Kyle Legate said:

Sandy said:

Anyone notice that there are many fewer links to this news provider?
Anyone figure out which version of the English language they decided to use?

I think they have decided to invent their own version of English. James
Joyce did it better.
Seriously, the copy editing has been in the toilet these last few
months. Is anyone from the current incarnation of Cyclingnews reading
this group to comment on why your site reads like a remedial grade 6
english class?

they were posting job ads not too long ago. why didn't one of you
grammar heroes jump in there and save us from this mediocre (and at
times defective) prose?

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news:[email hidden],
bar <[email hidden]> a réfléchi, et puis a déclaré :

Quoted message said:

Kyle Legate said:

Sandy said:

Anyone notice that there are many fewer links to this news provider?
Anyone figure out which version of the English language they
decided to use?

I think they have decided to invent their own version of English.
James Joyce did it better.
Seriously, the copy editing has been in the toilet these last few
months. Is anyone from the current incarnation of Cyclingnews reading
this group to comment on why your site reads like a remedial grade 6
english class?

they were posting job ads not too long ago. why didn't one of you
grammar heroes jump in there and save us from this mediocre (and at
times defective) prose?

Wait a second ! You mean the current writers are _paid_? Really?????

Sandy said:

Wait a second ! You mean the current writers are _paid_? Really?????

They have to be since the chief fringe benefit, the blimp, has been
mysteriously disappeared.

bar said:

Kyle Legate said:

Sandy said:

Anyone notice that there are many fewer links to this news provider?
Anyone figure out which version of the English language they decided to use?

I think they have decided to invent their own version of English. James
Joyce did it better.
Seriously, the copy editing has been in the toilet these last few
months. Is anyone from the current incarnation of Cyclingnews reading
this group to comment on why your site reads like a remedial grade 6
english class?

they were posting job ads not too long ago. why didn't one of you
grammar heroes jump in there and save us from this mediocre (and at
times defective) prose?

Cuz that wasnt in the job descriptoin.

Donald Munro said:

Sandy said:

Wait a second ! You mean the current writers are _paid_? Really?????

They have to be since the chief fringe benefit, the blimp, has been
mysteriously disappeared.

So has the website, apparently. It's reporting a problem loading the page.

I want to know who won today. To hell with Floyd.

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Quoted message said:

Anyone notice that there are many fewer links to this news provider?
Anyone figure out which version of the English language they decided to
use?

The kind with all sorts of mis-spellings and inappropriate grammar and
translators who seem to be using Babel Fish instead of a translators
dictionary and knowledge of the languages in question.

Tom Kunich' cyclintom@yahoo. com said:

"Sandy" <[email hidden]> wrote in message

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Quoted message said:

Anyone notice that there are many fewer links to this news provider?
Anyone figure out which version of the English language they decided to
use?

The kind with all sorts of mis-spellings and inappropriate grammar and
translators who seem to be using Babel Fish instead of a translators
dictionary and knowledge of the languages in question.

Hey pot, that is a nice run-on sentence structure.

Regards,

Kettle