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See, Mary and Redd, when I worked for a business stationery company (typesetting letterhead and business cards, brochures, etc.), I'd always bring that sort of stuff to the boss. Small business owned by a married couple. I'd go right over my prepress supervisor's head (the guy was ten years younger than I am) and point out glaring errors to the owner. He just loved me because he'd call the client directly and almost ALWAYS got things changed to be right. One time I saved the client about $10,000 with one stupid, tiny inconsistency in their business cards (we're talking 6-point type here). We were just about to print a gazillion of these things for every employee they had and they all would have been wrong.
And even though it wouldn't have been the owner's fault and the client would have had to pay twice, he always knew that he'd KEEP clients longer with sacrificial service like that.
WAKE UP, EVERYONE!
Sorry about that, gang. I get like this when the new edition of the Chicago Manual of Style comes out.
I, Mary, do not smell like a bar. I smell like hair color and sunless tanning lotion. I'm various shades of pseudo-natural brown all over right now.