MXA and the Big Brain

bigborefan
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Edited Date/Time 8/4/2014 6:22am
For all the chest pounding that MXA does, their web site sure makes a lot of mistakes.

Dungey is 14 points behind Tomac? Dungey went 1-1 and KROC went 3-3 at Millville?

They really just need to stick to covering REM races. Something they understand.

url=http://motocrossactionmag.com/home-page/why-eli-tomac-gets-to-decide-wh…

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8/3/2014 12:33pm Edited Date/Time 8/3/2014 12:34pm
Wow, some typos. Stop the presses and go home, MXA.

I've seen lots of typos at the RacerX website as well...on a regular basis in fact.
enketchum
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8/3/2014 12:56pm
Third, Dungey is 14 points behind Tomac. Dungey could get get those 14 points back by winning one moto — if Roczen finishes 10th or worse.
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8/3/2014 12:57pm
An occasional typo here and there is inevitable. The number of typos found in online publications today is much higher than what I feel should be acceptable. I have regularly seen more mistakes in a few paragraphs online than I have seen in an entire magazine. I think this comes across as unprofessional to many people. Simply put, they should try harder.
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8/3/2014 1:13pm
Cool. So do you play a game of gotcha on all MX publications or just the MXA.

This is not the WSJ and NYT

The Shop

8/3/2014 1:22pm
bd wrote:
Cool. So do you play a game of gotcha on all MX publications or just the MXA.

This is not the WSJ and NYT
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bigborefan
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8/3/2014 5:54pm
bd wrote:
Cool. So do you play a game of gotcha on all MX publications or just the MXA.

This is not the WSJ and NYT
Just MXA and Dirt Bike. They seem to be the most amateurish publications.

I don't think it's asking too much to get the venue for the race correct and the riders names, do you? Those aren't typos in my opinion.
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8/3/2014 5:59pm
Most amateurish? So where does Transworld rate?
bigborefan
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8/3/2014 6:08pm
newmann wrote:
Most amateurish? So where does Transworld rate?
I don't read that one.

Don't get me wrong, I read MXA and Dirt Bike. But they could both use a reboot IMO.



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8/3/2014 6:08pm
newmann wrote:
Most amateurish? So where does Transworld rate?
Transworld's content is painfully childish, but on the spectrum of professionalism I hate to say they are higher than MXA.
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8/3/2014 8:30pm
I still love my MXA...
But typos, in this day and age of insta-posting (who-ever the publisher) are bound to be worse. We had MONTHS of proof-reading years ago, lol.
I'll take the odd boo boo for quick results!
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8/3/2014 9:21pm
bigborefan wrote:
For all the chest pounding that MXA does, their web site sure makes a lot of mistakes. Dungey is 14 points behind Tomac? Dungey went 1-1...
For all the chest pounding that MXA does, their web site sure makes a lot of mistakes.

Dungey is 14 points behind Tomac? Dungey went 1-1 and KROC went 3-3 at Millville?

They really just need to stick to covering REM races. Something they understand.

url=http://motocrossactionmag.com/home-page/why-eli-tomac-gets-to-decide-wh…

For all the chest pounding that MXA does, their web site sure makes a lot of mistakes

Please provide some examples of this chest pounding. Thank you.


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8/3/2014 11:16pm
The MXA logo is still pretty sweet
corsair
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8/3/2014 11:56pm Edited Date/Time 8/3/2014 11:58pm
It's an autocorrect and Ibonics world nowadays. We've all no doubt sent and received texts and emails riddled with spelling and grammatical errors, that the recipient could nonetheless decipher, however in producing a product for remuneration and public consumption, a little more caution might be in order. When a bunch of dirt bike riders(where's that old BobbyM signature line?) notice such errors, that's really saying something:-)
8/4/2014 6:22am
I didnt know MXA was still around

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