The company that sells spelling programs has released a press release with many typos

The Canadian company selling computer programs to eliminate spelling errors made a number of typos in its last press release.

The Texttrust company is engaged in software that corrects errors in texts published on the Internet. However, she had to release the last press release again, since he was written with many errors. In particular, the words Independent ("independent"), Accommodation ("device") and Definitely ("definitely") were written as Independant , Accomodation and Definatly , BBC reports.

“I made a mistake, not Texttrust. They do their job much better,” said Pat Brink's public consultant, “this is, of course, a shame for a person engaged in public relations.” The company spokesman expressed himself more delicately, saying that this situation was confused.

The Texttrust company said that she used special programs and living editors to find spelling errors. At the same time, the company tried to assure customers as its products: "Texttrust wants to be sure that the organizations will never receive an email:" I have found a grammatical mistake on your website. "