They’ve done it again: put a story about corrections (as in prisons) on their corrections page.
I noticed it this morning, but I get tired of pointing it out. Luckily, there are other critics to take up the slack . . .
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Looks like the work of a serial moron.
Comment by Kevin Murphy — 5/17/2005 @ 11:14 pm
More likely some computer coding issue.
Comment by Patterico — 5/18/2005 @ 6:33 am
So what happens if the LAT makes a factual error in their reporting about the prison system? Will they be forced to create a new page (”Correction corrections”) to make sure that the corrections are never run in the same part of the paper the original story ran?
Comment by Sean P — 5/18/2005 @ 9:52 am