Looks like we aren’t getting a correction, just a tweet from the Standards editor that requests for more detail about the racist source were “fair feedback” (thanks), but really unnecessary because they gave readers his alias so we could Google him.

It seems unfortunate that the new assistant managing editor for Standards is not bright enough to articulately explain why he thinks this piece is newsworthy, and is stupid enough to believe that simply asserting that “we believe” it is would somehow help matters.

RT @nyttypos: @nytimes Under your style guide you capitalize counties when it’s preceded by a list of named counties. @aimee_ortiz https://….

Another funny thing about this to me is that whenever a Times reporter has pitched me an interview, their editors tell them it can’t be anonymous, but when a Nazi race scientist whose identity is already known hits you up with hacked transcripts, you agree to keep him anonymous

When a sentence ends with a parenthetical, the sentence’s period goes outside the parentheses, not inside, and the Times’s is a style guide violation for The Times’s. cc @sgoood @siamichel

RT @nyttypos: I don’t think you can just stealth-edit in the information that your race-scientist source of Mamdani’s hacked college app “w….

@dionnesearcey Late-’90s is a style guide violation for late-90s. cc @jfidelino_nyt

You need to change that to which or cut the comma before it, @dionnesearcey. See your style guide.

I think I am taking today off, but M.I.A.’s, the possessive of one M.I.A., is an error for M.I.A.s, the plural. Your rule on pluralizing single letters, like p’s and q’s, does not apply to an acronym (or initialism). Bonus extra period. @damiencave

One of your source’s writings about IQ and race:

Typo 39 of the day: missing comma before an attribution tag. @jesus_jimz

I don’t think you can just stealth-edit in the information that your race-scientist source of Mamdani’s hacked college app “writes often about I.Q. and race”; I think you’re going to have to run a correction and admit that your original copy was wildly misleading. cc @Rogene

Typos 37 and 38 of the day: “aye’s” is a bad error for “aye”s. You pluralize outside the quotes (because the plural isn’t what you’re quoting), and you don’t use an apostrophe to do it. You also used the same full name and title twice. @CatieEdmondson

Typo 36 of the day: a three-and-a-half minute video is a bad error for a three-and-a-half-minute video that means the video was one minute long, or minute as in very small, and three-and-a-half in some unspecified dimension (stars?). @anniecorreal

Typo 35 of the day (I already flagged one of these):.

RT @nyttypos: @nytimes This sentence is missing a period (the one in the parenthetical doesn’t count, I hope you know that), and you are mi….

Typo 34 of the day, in an otherwise wacky article .

RT @nyttypos: @npfandos Capitalizing Prime Minister is a style guide violation. The Times lowercases titles unless they immediately preced….

Typos 31 through 33 of the day:.

RT @nyttypos: @nytimes You repeated three full names, contrary to your style. @Schwartzesque @adamliptak