You Don't Say

John McIntyre, whom James Wolcott called "the Dave Brubeck of the art and craft of copy editing," writes on language, editing, journalism, and random topics. Identifying his errors relieves him of the burden of omniscience. Write to jemcintyre@gmail.com, befriend at Facebook, or follow at Twitter: @johnemcintyre. His original "You Don't Say" blog at The Baltimore Sun ran from 2005 to 2021, and posts on it can sometimes be found at baltimoresun.com through Google searches.

Sunday, May 3, 2009

A motto for the Internet age

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Foreseen in the 18th century by Lord Chesterfield: Let blockheads read what blockheads write.
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Saturday, May 2, 2009

Many kindnesses

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My fellow bloggers Androcass , John Gordon Ross , and Wishydig have all posted kind comments during this week’s upheaval as I departed abru...
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Friday, May 1, 2009

That little band of heroes

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I’ve been a little distracted over the past few days, and it’s only now that I can get around to reminding you that the American Copy Editor...
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Thursday, April 30, 2009

Turning the page

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Welcome to the continuation of You Don’t Say . My somewhat abrupt departure from The Baltimore Sun this week prompted an outpouring of acc...
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