A new spelling for Campgnolo…
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Then there's the new spelling in your thread title!
The large-font version of the name is goofy but not the spelling in the text of the ad. As my sister the graphic designer told me decades ago, "I can spell and I can do layouts, but not both at once."
The large-font version of the name is goofy but not the spelling in the text of the ad. As my sister the graphic designer told me decades ago, "I can spell and I can do layouts, but not both at once."
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I see what you did there....
Over here in Europe, many advertise bikes with Campagnola equipment....
Whether they cannot read, or those bikes really have either parts from this (Fiat Campagnola)
or these (equipment for olive cultivation dal 1958):
it is not known to date. But it's often a good sign for a great deal if the seller has no clue what he has.
I hope the site didn't cite 1:1 what the knitting manufacture sent back for logo
Over here in Europe, many advertise bikes with Campagnola equipment....
Whether they cannot read, or those bikes really have either parts from this (Fiat Campagnola)
or these (equipment for olive cultivation dal 1958):
it is not known to date. But it's often a good sign for a great deal if the seller has no clue what he has.
I hope the site didn't cite 1:1 what the knitting manufacture sent back for logo
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Musta screwed up the spelling when they used an Italian to English translator.
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Criticizing spelling? Oh, the irony.
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As the saying goes, let no poor speller judge another. 😋😁 That's a pretty new saying, but some day, it'll be an old saying. 🙄🙃
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As the old saying goes, "Let no poor speller judge another."
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I said to myself…” don’t post. You will mess up the spelling.” And like most in most this, I went ahead anyway.
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I have even proof read my own posts and still.... doh!! It happens!
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Ahtoe corect well get u in troubel evrie time.....
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Campanutella!!
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A new marketing ploy: misspell it for more clicks.
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It actually is a long-standing strategy in search engine optimization circles...
https://www.searchenginejournal.com/...ct-seo/386704/
https://www.searchenginejournal.com/...ct-seo/386704/
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It actually is a long-standing strategy in search engine optimization circles...
https://www.searchenginejournal.com/...ct-seo/386704/
https://www.searchenginejournal.com/...ct-seo/386704/
I recently managed to - kind of - screw a global internal campaign at our firm, because someone thought its a good idea to test the new global campaign sending app before its 100% set up, so the mail was free of any corp colors, fonts, everything. She (higher manager in US) explained the situation in the mail intro. After the 3rd reminder on people should answer I dropped her a chat message, asking if the stuff is legit and suggested, that she can't expect people to answer if global IT security creates mandatory e-learnings and runs random mail raids on the colleagues if they spot the error, sometimes even with really "close to perfect" mails. She didn't even say hello, just confirmed yes, it is real and people should answer. That was all.. but all the further mails which came were repeated immediately by global human resources with a "this is a real request, please act".
Yesterdays tactics might lead to failure today.
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Reminds me of the Pogliaghi a flipper chucked on some paint and new decals that read ‘Poglaghi’.
This Paconi is listed as a ‘Parconi’: https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/16558693...mis&media=COPY
This Paconi is listed as a ‘Parconi’: https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/16558693...mis&media=COPY
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Campañolo?
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I'd make sure they post a photo of the actual production version of the jersey before you purchase it.