misspelling

I changed the title here and on my blog but unfortunately the url is stuck with the misspelling.

It's not a misspelling: the Hindi word is dalchini, and the Bengali word is darchini.

Moderators cannot edit self-posts, even to correct obvious issues (misspelling, broken formatting, broken links).

The misspelling does make finding info about it much easier in search engines.

Yeah, I was just helping him correct a misspelling in the post, that still hasn't been caught.

Also, misspelling Dick Costolo's name severely damages the credibility of this piece.

This can be a major security vulnerability if the #define is enabling a security feature but it gets silently disabled because of a misspelling.

Coincidentally, at the last company we did, MailFrontier...someone also registered the misspelling MailFronteir and put up a site selling condoms.

God, I kept cringing as I kept reading the misspelling over and over again.

It used to be pretty easy to get random little.com domain names before they got real cheap and every single word, short string and misspelling got bought.

This is probably a misspelling for darchini, i.e.

It's not a misspelling in American English.

What the fuck is with motherfuckers misspelling words like "fuck" and "motherfucker"?

For those who know nothing about it, it would seem like a triviality, much like "misspelling" the word igon values.

There's a misspelling on the Full Stack Engineer post: "You appreciate good design, wether it is a clean API or good UI."

I was actually poking fun at the misspelling of "altar" - seemed quite amusing given the context!

Misspelling the name was an entirely separate fail.