
Submitted by
Lilit, this awkward "
Dogs and cats need a licence" sign doesn't exactly meet the
criteria for a genuine lowercase L offense here, but it is an interesting find nonetheless. Posted on
The anti-social event of the season, a blog about kerning, punctuation, and other printed text problems, the author takes umbrage not with a lowercase L amidst uppercase letters, but with an
unusually tall lowercase L. Other readers noticed that
licence was spelled incorrectly.
4 comments:
I think it's spelled right if you're British. But this is AMERICA, bastards!
Licence is correct - I think it's a similar verb/noun differentiation to practise vs practice.
We're not all in America!
excuse me, that's an American-style area code in the phone number!
Toronto's posed as New York long enough to earn US citizenship.
That's clearly a capital lowercase L.
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