Apr 25 2008
I Edit
I edit my wife’s papers and articles. Usually this is pretty boring (sorry sweetie!) but occasionally it’s downright funny. Mostly because of Autocorrect, which occaisionally inserts some odd words. Such as this one:
… the popularity elves of other categories could lead to issues.
And for your amusement, here was my comment on the paper:
I’m certain that the popularity elves will cause problems, but I’m betting we can exterminate these pests
How would you have commented on this sentence? Best response wins my admiration.

This really depends upon the context of the paper in question. You could go with current events:
Or you could go the obvious Tolkien route with something like:
Which categories of popularity elves don’t lead to issues? If only some categories cause issues, can we make sure we get elves for the categories that don’t?