No talent NEEDED.

[MikeGstayUp]

Just want to complain really quick.
Is it me or do websites not use editors for their articles anymore? I don't have the best grammar and that's why I don't write articles for a living but this is just annoying. Check out this article I was reading on Auto Week; I think the person was drunk.

"Driving is a great career, even if it is subject to all forms of accidents thesis because of the way, we can be in unknown substances making it difficulty to perform as perfectly as expected in the long run. For those who have problems with driving under any influence of the presence of comprehensive auto insurance become an advantage for the relief and the list overall situation as it is stress ensures that some should we just faced the latter situation.
However, obtaining insurance coverage experienced after having some form of conviction for driving under the influence can be because difficulty of many factors in the environment. Policies in the real meaning will always be known as high risk because of a special form called set the SR22 will be necessary to recognize the legitimate and complete coverage of the state insurance of the person concerned."
http://auto-week.com/benefits-of-auto-insurance.html

People really get paid to write this poorly!
Am I the only one that notices these types of things?

[FenwickHockey65]

The entire site is written like that.

[Muscle SS]

holy shit i couldnt read any of that.

[MikeGstayUp]

FenwickHockey65, Wow you are right! I clicked on a different article and its the same garbage!!! I never really read anything from their site before and won't again.

[PQ]

Considering the subject matter could it possible the author may have joke?

[Muscle SS]

Originally Posted by PQ

Considering the subject matter could it possible the author may have joke?

good point, but the Ferrari article is the same way...

[Ruin]

With the way that reads, I'm betting money that it was placed in a Google Translator type engine.

That clearly was not written by someone whose first language is English.

I'm thinking someone stole these articles off of a site that does its articles in another language and is passing it as their own.

ETA: After looking it's clearly a scam site, one designed to generate ads and ad revenue... it's not there for info about cars, but to draw car enthusiasts in to look at it and start clicking links. Someone in Nigeria is stealing Italian, French, or Spanish automotive periodicals, cutting out key paragraphs, generating them to English through a translator, and trying to pass them off as legit.

[JoshBobGuptaMarley]

Originally Posted by Muscle SS

holy @&?$ i couldnt read any of that.

Lmao that's what I was thinking lol