tenia wrote:Thanks Michael.
Though I'm not sure I'll actually change it, I admit it got me laughing quite a lot.
Well, I'm glad someone found it funny!
Stuff like this is tooth-grindingly annoying, because it's a mistake that happened after we signed off on the project - and of course we double-checked the proof that we signed off on as soon as the problem came to light, but unsurprisingly it looked perfect. Each Indicator booklet gets at least four pairs of eyes cast over it prior to sign-off, so the chances of us all missing something quite that glaringly obvious are nonexistent.
The real mystery is why the printers missed something that obvious - and it wasn't a first offence either, as the
Day in the Death of Joe Egg booklet had an identical problem. But at least they admitted liability immediately (it was a bit open and shut in this respect), which is why replacements were produced very quickly.