National Coverage:
Is stress pushing spelling snobs over the edge? — MSNBC.com, February 3, 2009
Stop Sign Travesties! Self-proclaimed “grammar vandal” goes after public mistakes that grate — Boston Sunday Globe, lead feature of City Weekly section, July 15, 2007, with accompanying gallery of errors
Grammar Vandal Goes on Vigilante Comma Crusade — National Public Radio’s Talk of the Nation, lead story, July 23, 2007
International Coverage:
Write Away — Spotlight Verlag (Germany-based English language magazine), October 2007
Major Web Coverage:
Grammar Nazis — Buzzfeed, May 2007 (link now defunct)
This Grammar Nazi TOOK IT TO THE STREETS! — Newsvine, June 3, 2007 (link now defunct)
A Zorro for Our Times – Universal Hub, July 15, 2007
The Grammar Vandal Strikes in Boston – Language Log, July 16, 2007
The Irony of Medford — Universal Hub, November 15, 2007
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After years of anguish finally a site dealing with this very important issue. My all time best but no record of it ( 1980 – ish) was a menu item in Lisdoonvarna in west of Ireland stating “Saughes and Peans” for “Sausages and Peas” ! Will take photos in future. Simon, Dublin, Ireland
Are you as concerned about spoken errors? What drives me absolutely bonkers is the number of newscasters, both radio and television who will say it’s 9 am in the morning, or a meeting will be at 7 pm. in the evening. Nobody seems to be immune to this one.