ENEB Master Thread

[KSoul]

I am going to attempt the exam.


And "Examn"? I don't see the big deal. A Spain-based program translated examen to examn rather than exam. I have seen similar errors by major U.S. universities. If any of you have taken those University of South Florida free business school certs you've seen FAR worse 

Some not-surprising supporting evidence:

13 of the World's Top 20 Universities Misspell "University" on Their Own Website

Who Are The Worst Spelling Colleges in the Ivy League?
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As our world becomes increasingly reliant on technology and alternative forms of consuming information, the once-revered art of spelling seems to be fading into obscurity. With the integration of spell-checking tools in our writing and the popularity of podcasts, audiobooks, and YouTube, visualizing and correctly spelling words has taken a backseat.

I witnessed this trend's impact early on as I accompanied my father during his work with Fortune 500 companies. He consistently pointed out errors in mission statements and other essential documents representing these prestigious organizations. Sadly, as I navigate my career, I have noticed that this issue has only worsened. Many individuals now write casually, allowing these spelling errors to slip through the cracks.

In the digital world, we live in, multitasking has become the norm. Whether typing hastily on our phones or being distracted, it is easy to make mistakes that find their way onto the internet. I have fallen to this and am confident special spelling missteps are connecting to me hanging out there online. However, based on the second link, perhaps our errors should be celebrated as instep with some of the most celebrated minds. Or an example of how our best are not the ones getting into these Ivy schools and, more times, it's our privileged. Yes, a much deeper conversation than needed in this thread.