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Errata for CLAWmarks32

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"x,y" in Location means "Column x, Paragraph y". Roughly Everything except Location is optional:

Reported ByTypePageLocationDescriptionStatus
MarkFAll em/en dashesF
MarkSAll use of "into" and "onto"F
MarkSAll write out single digit numbersF
d@vidE  No credit for Ian KF
MarkS1 Hyphenation: oh-so-fleetingF
MarkG1para 5"boundaries you encounter be those"F
d@vidE2 credit Ian Kitley in editorialF
d@vidE  editor Ian Kitley, copy editor d@vid seawardF
MarkL  Shift Credits column to the leftF
MarkS31, 2Adventures to AdventurersF
MarkS 1, 3tabletop. Should be Table-topX
MarkW 1, 6“It is a very similar sort of thing where...”I
MarkP 1,6Missing comma after “However”F
MarkE 1,6Game Master without introduction or definitionF
MarkS 1,6control-freakF
MarkG 1,6use of “their” as neuter singular pronoun.F
MarkG 2,0“ways of to encourage”F
MarkG 2,1missing comma after “In my opinion”F
MarkP 2,1full stop after end of quote "bits of plastic!!!".F
MarkS 2,3hyphen for make-upF
MarkG 2,3Dangling participle. “so bright that those clothes...”F
MarkP41“we do...” missing fullstopF
MarkS 2Nescafe, acute accentF
MarkG 2Not a sentence but a list. Previous sentence should end with semi-colonF
MarkL 3Line breaks a comma to its own lineF
MarkS 3,2Nescafe, acute accentF
MarkP41apposition of “of course”F
MarkF  prettier bulletsF
MarkS 2t-shirts to T-shirtsF
MarkS 3t-shirts to T-shirtsF
MarkS 3CLAWMarks to CLAWmarksF
MichelleL5Zen & ArtPicture should be full page (*)-
MarkP?51,4maybes and perhapses, quote?F
MarkS 2,2In to AnF
MarkS 2,2Hyphenation of fourteen year-oldF
MarkP 2,2Extra comma. “important to her she drew”F
MarkP 2,2Extra space after ellipsisF
MarkP 2,3Smart quotes. 'I didn't write this last night'.F
MarkS61,2“whodunit”F
MarkS 1,2player-characterF
MarkL 2,3Rule 1: split across lineF
MarkS71,2t-shirts to T-shirtsF
MarkP 1,2double space (of/ /brand-name)F
MarkS 1,7favorite, US spellingF
MarkS 2,1onto, should be “on to”F
MarkS 2,3adviserF
MarkG 2,5often to stick close toF
MarkS81synchronizedF
MarkS 1it's always nice to seeF
MarkS 1,2briefcasesF
MarkS 1,3blue-printF
MarkG 1,3appearsF
MarkG 1,3appears, and your minionsF
MarkG 2,1and Fiery PitsF
MarkP 2,2upper-tierF
MarkS 2,2loyaltyF
MarkS 2,3apostrophe: it's time to...World Domination Mode.F
MarkS 2,3separate intoF
MarkS 2,3metreF
MarkG 2,3increase heat in different ways...F
MarkL9 interrogation brokenF
MarkG 1,2advantagesF
MarkG  being able to put pesky agents down fasterF
MarkG  extra comma: experience killing enemy agents.F
MarkL 1,2T/ /here split across columnF
MarkG 2,1and Ivan the RedF
MarkP 2,1extinguishers).F
MarkG 3all those who oppose you.F
MarkL122article chopped offF
MarkP131,3close smart quoteF
MarkS 1,540k / 40KX
MarkS 2,4write out number “five”F
MarkS 2,9separate intoF
MarkS 2,10separate intoF
MarkP 3,1tested/ /armiesF
MarkP? 3,8Full stop after “What a raping?!?!”F
MarkG141,1alternative THANF
MarkF 1,1editor's comment in italics?F
MarkG151number of peopleF
MarkP 3Full stop: unless a good band is playing.F
MarkP 3Full stop after PsycopathF
MarkE 3darklight.co.za. Add in http://F
MarkG161right way or wrong wayF
MarkP 1,2fullstop after end quoteF
MarkG 1,5Such as a characterX
MarkG 2,2try to cross the dangerous bridgeF
MarkS171,2separate intoF
MarkW 1,3to increase your edgeF
MarkL 2,0orphaned line between columnsF
MarkP 2,1full stop after end quoteF
MarkP 2,1the myriad spellsF
MarkS 2,2cut-outsF
MarkE181,1use GM consistentlyF
MarkS 1,1separate into: monsters into a bloody pulpF
MarkP 1,1comma: Later, roleplayingF
MarkS 1,3US spelling: heroic flavourF
MarkS 1,3US spelling: flavour of the gameF
MarkP 1,4em-dash: has rules – unspoken social contractsF
MarkS 1,5an heroicF
MarkG 2,3as roleplaying in a single voiceF
MarkS 2,3separate intoF
MarkS 2,4US spelling: behaviourF
MarkS191,1separate intoF
MarkP 1,1comma:In the end,F
MarkP 1,2comma: At the time,F
MarkP 1,3comma: Likewise, it isF
MarkP 1,5comma: Of course, sometimesF
MarkL 1,6indentationF
MarkS 1,6often: as one of//tenF
MarkG 2,1Create a new character now that you have a good feel for the rest of the groupF
MarkL 2Large blank space at end of articleF
MarkP201,1remove extra quote: 'specially creatingF
MarkG 1,3split infinitive: to resolve quicklyF
TimL 2second column broken by card pic and sidebarF
MarkL21 large blank spacesF
MarkP 1,2comma: In combat, a significant victoryF
MarkS 2,1US spelling “specialised” change to OED “specialized”F
MarkS 1work-load or workload. Use workload.F
MarkS 2focused/focussed. Focused is preferredX
MarkS 2work-load, hyphenation across linesF
MichelleS363, both instancesThurteem is correct spellingF
YanckeL40Dao of SketchPicture missing (*)-
MichelleF43Fridge QuotesNeed indication where quotes go together or are separateI

(*) if there's an option to add two full pages, might as well take it and add four - d@vid

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KeyTypeExamples
SSpellingTypos, Clawfoo instead of CLAWfoo
PPunctuationgeneral punctuation, full-stops, hyphens
GGrammartense, concord, split infinitives
FFormattingbold, italic, smart quotes
LLayoutarticles cut off, text clipped too tightly to images
Wwtfhideously fucked-up stuff
EErrorfactual/credit error

Status Key:
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KeyStatus
-Reported
IIdentified (Error noted, not sure how to fix it yet)
FFixed
XIgnored / Rejected

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Comment: in to/into (by GnomeThing? on 2005-03-02 13:33:05)

hmm, the "into/in to" thing.
Not sure. A US source:
http://www.wsu.edu/~brians/errors/into.html I'd leave them as "into", but I'll need to check them again for the case where they should obviously be two words.

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