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Google grammar

September 26, 2010

Ah, Google! How we love you, and how we love how helpful you are when you think we’ve typed in something we shouldn’t have. But seriously, I think you need a lesson in the difference between “it’s” and “its”…

BTW, here’s a quick tip for remembering whether to insert the apostrophe or not — if you can substitute ‘it is’, ‘it has’, ‘it was’, then use “it’s”. If not, then it’s always “its”.

[Thanks to Dave G for alerting me to this.]

One comment

  1. A known technique in keywords is the using of mis-spelt words as keywords if that’s how people generally are given to spelling them. I think this one’s a similar case. For all we know, maybe the pages that have the most helpful (technical) content have grammar mistakes, hence.



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