A Small Fatal Failure

Not wanting to scare ya, Guys. This article is still about typo as I wrote yesterday. Uh, what's that typo? Besides the meaning of typo in Indonesian, typo is short for Typographical Error. Sometimes we do because of writing in a hurry, automatic keypads system like I use on the device, or also because of our ignorance in writing the right sentence.

It's okay, Guys. Typo is actually a common thing. Even professional writers I think have done it, because it's usually hard work behind-the-scenes editor team to fix typo text to be published in newspapers or in the form of printed books. So, does it matter we do typo? Yes problem, anyway. We have to keep learning again, again and again to add our insight to writing in accordance with the rules of KBBI.

No need to get too tense. Slow it. Learn little by little, while continuing to pay close attention. Take notes and listen to the new sciences that we can. Lha wong we live just proceed, to? From a baby who can not do anything, then stomach, sit, crawl, stand, walk to be able to run, the process is not for a moment. It needs to fall many times before it can really be independent.

Well, Guys. In this article I want to provide information as well as a lesson for all of us, how the typo that seemed trivial and trivial, it has a very big impact to be fatal. Hopefully a similar error does not happen to us yes, Guys. Be cautious and more careful in writing anything before publishing it.

1. Typo On Miss Universe Announcement in Canada
   Dude, imagine yes, Guys, how would he feel if we were there. Denise Garrido, who was then declared victorious in the Miss Universe contest in Canada, inevitably had to return her crown the day after her winning announcement. We can imagine how shy, is not it? By the time we feel very happy and happy to be a winner, it was canceled just because of a typo name done by the organizer. Denise Garrido's crown should be handed over to Riza Santos as the real winner. Dude!

2. Incorrect Type Recipes In The Book Of Cuisine
   This one is actually only a hint of fault. But it has a tremendous impact. A recipe book published by Penguin Books of Australia under the title Pasta Bible, typo on one of the recipes in the book that should be Freshly Ground Black Pepper, instead written Freshly Ground Black People. Duuuh! You know what it means, Guys? Yups. Newly ground blacks.
   Due to lack of corrections before being published, new publishers know the mistake of writing just after getting reports from the public. As a result Penguin suffered huge losses of about 20 thousand Australian dollars because they have to destroy approximately 700 copies of books that have been printed. Horrified yes, Guys.

3. Large Companies That Go Bankrupt Just For Wrong Type.

Companies House, a government agency in charge of the company's licenses has made a small mistake that is very fatal to their company.

Though the agency is just wrong to write the name of Taylor & Sons Ltd as Taylor & Son Ltd. Do you know where the fault is, Guys? Yups! Only on the letter S in the unwritten Sons, this one-letter lack turns out to be very bad for this institution.

Due to the written error, the Companies House should receive a compensation suit from Taylor & Sons Ltd of nine million pounds.

The mistake started when the Company House intends to report another company, Taylor & Son Ltd, even the name of another company, Taylor & Sons Ltd. Dude!

Although it has been fixing the error how many days later, but the news has already spread on the internet and the public crowded. Many order contracts as well as credit already entered, withdrawn. So the 124-year-old company was finally fogged and rolled out in 2014.

1. Incorrect Putting Comes, Must Pay Two Million Dollars

The United States government must lose about two million dollars because of a trivial error. In 1872, the US government passed the import tariff legislation on 'plant plants' but it was written 'fruit, plants'.

Imagine, Guys, just because of a misplaced comma, caused a huge problem.

If in 'fruit plants' it means 'fruit trees', but because of a comma, it changes into 'fruits, trees'.

Initially the government wanted to write about the exemption of duties on 'fruit trees', but wrongly became 'fruits, trees'.

Fruit importers simultaneously refused to pay taxes and brought the case to court. From the results of the trial, the US government must return the tax duties of fruit importers as much as two million dollars.

Duuuh, horror yes, Guys the impact. Although we may not be placed in a similar situation, but it never hurts to focus more and more carefully on the writing that we publish. Because of the content of the content we write, it becomes our responsibility completely in public. 😊