Tweet (#2213575740)

“iTunes. The entertainment capital of your world.” Nice spelling there, Apple. Maybe a spell check in the next OS? Linkhttp://twitter.com/Lea_Ada_Franco/statuses/2213575740

1. [D Celnik]

   I fail to see the spelling error….

2. [stumo]

   Erm, I see no spelling error?

3. [sworm]

   I don’t get it either.

   Correct use of capital too.

4. [tros]

   Maybe it’s supposed to be “capitol” instead of “capital”?

5. [jere7my]

   Tros: “Capital” is used both for capital letters and the capital of a nation, or things resembling one: “The entertainment capital of the world.” “Capitol” is the building a legislature meets in, named for the Capitoline in Rome.

6. [sworm]

   Nope. Capitol is the building. Capital is the city/town/village with pretensions.

7. [Jimmy]

   Wow. FAIL BBG. Unless you see something I don’t.

8. [AirPillo]

   A failure in calling someone else out for failure is automatically an epic failure.

9. [David]

   Also, OS X has a spell check already.

10. [Luke]

    I believe the complaint is with the punctuation and not the spelling. A colon should have been used instead of a period to separate the clauses. TextEdit’s spell check does however catch the grammatical error.

11. [dculberson]

    I think she meant that they spelled “iTunes: the program you put up with in order to load stuff on your iPod” wrong.

12. [twofedoras]

    This is what we like to refer to as a Rotsky.

13. [sworm]

    I rather like itunes. It works under osx.

14. [Anonymous]

    Also, isn’t it entirely plausible they meant capital as in “You pay us money. Your music purchases are OUR capital.”