Bad Advertising
Jun. 23rd, 2011 09:36 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
sebastienneDear EdFestMag,
Thank you for the unsolicited publicity advice which I received this morning.
However, between your punctuation and your made-up statistics, it did not really do much to encourage me about the quality of your publication.
I try very hard not to respond negatively to "bad grammar", because I recognise that it can be a form of ableism and/or cultural imperialism. However I've not come across similar arguments about making up statistics. WTF?!
Thank you for the unsolicited publicity advice which I received this morning.
However, between your punctuation and your made-up statistics, it did not really do much to encourage me about the quality of your publication.
"Too many people believe that handing out flyer's on the royal mile will suffice, while this does generate some interest, literally, hundreds of performers are handing out flyer's. Tourists and visitors become overwhelmed with information and tend not to go to over 80% of the shows they receive flyer's from."
I try very hard not to respond negatively to "bad grammar", because I recognise that it can be a form of ableism and/or cultural imperialism. However I've not come across similar arguments about making up statistics. WTF?!
