>Gasp....shudder......clutching my chest....all the people who built sample OLAP cubes from the article just emailed me. They're shaking in horror that their OLAP cubes collapsed like a deck of cards from the spotting of a typo.
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>It's hysterical...wait, no, it's priceless...that you'd take a technical article and try to dissect it with a phony red pen. Talk about irrelevant.
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>Since you asked openly about being a copy editor, I'll give you my view. It would be a waste of time. For every one thing you might catch, there'd be far too many non-issues that you'd pursue with the same belligerence that possibly got you dismissed from your last gig. Some people just never learn. If by some bizarre set of circumstances you became my copy editor, I'd quit. Fortunately, that'll never happen.

It's comical that you defend your copy editor. He had any number of chances to make you look better and failed abysmally.

The way your articles are published is definitely not irrelevant to your reputation.