RBA not fazed by Australian $50 note typo
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RBA not fazed by Australian $50 note typo
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Re: RBA not fazed by Australian $50 note typo
#2"The graphical software package used by [Note Printing Australia] has no copy-paste mechanism and no spelling or grammar check. The text was manually typed in and misspelt at this point," according to a report into the error from the printing agency, dated January 11 this year."
Re: RBA not fazed by Australian $50 note typo
#3A typo in microprint that nobody will notice without looking very hard. So basically clickbait.
Re: RBA not fazed by Australian $50 note typo
#4"The graphical software package used by [Note Printing Australia] has no copy-paste mechanism and no spelling or grammar check. The text was manually typed in and misspelt at this point," according to a report into the error from the printing agency, dated January 11 this year."
It’s amazing how so many issues that are nominally caused by human error are actually the result of bad design.
Re: RBA not fazed by Australian $50 note typo
#5And that’s how a new collectors note is born.
Re: RBA not fazed by Australian $50 note typo
#6isn't this why stuff like grammerly was created?
Re: RBA not fazed by Australian $50 note typo
#7"The graphical software package used by [Note Printing Australia] has no copy-paste mechanism and no spelling or grammar check. The text was manually typed in and misspelt at this point," according to a report into the error from the printing agency, dated January 11 this year."
Specialist software for industry can be absurdly shit sometimes. There are seemingly tons of niche software packages used in business that cost thousands per copy and lack even the most rudimentary features normally found in most software.
Re: RBA not fazed by Australian $50 note typo
#8And that’s how a new collectors note is born.
How collectible is it with 480 million of them out there?
Re: RBA not fazed by Australian $50 note typo
#9isn't this why stuff like grammerly was created?
The correct spelling is Grammarly...
Re: RBA not fazed by Australian $50 note typo
#10This is the appropriate response to an error: "nobody died". I can't help but wonder what would have been the response if this happened in the US? I assume a full news cycle would be taken up with opportunistic politicians trying to score points by ascribing blame to their enemies.