Guess who made #1??

http://www.foxnews.com/travel/2013/04/29/top-4-dinosaur-theme-parks/

Wow there are quite a few spelling errors in that first paragraph. It's hard to believe this was a professional article.

Wow there are quite a few spelling errors in that first paragraph. It's hard to believe this was a professional article.

Consider the source.

I have only been to KI's DA(saturday),and I couldnt imagine a better one.The woods and location were perfect,and we felt we were no where near the amusement park.Loved it!

I have only been to KI's DA(saturday),and I couldnt imagine a better one.The woods and location were perfect,and we felt we were no where near the amusement park.Loved it!

I went on Saturday for my first time. Considering that I worked at Disney for a few months, I was quite impressed with DA

I am proud to say that I have been to two of those 4 mentioned. I remember both parks and I really did like the Dinosaur World.

King Island. *facepalm*

But other than that I don't see any spelling errors ...

I was more surprised by the use of the phrase "boy howdy". I could expect that in a southern small-town newspaper, but in an article from Fox News?

Also, who publishes "top 4" lists?

Maxim is the source for the article, not Fox News. Fox carried the feed from Maxim in their travel section and the typos belong to them. If someone works in the news field, can the receiving source edit the piece for typos or do they have to publish it as is? If not, it might be because of copyright issues.