Note from the author The absence of punctuation in this post is intentional. Read on.

In the year 1011, a monk named Byrhtferð recorded the traditional order of the Old English alphabet.

Delete indicator of achievement (c) (ii), and delete (i) in indicator of achievement (c) (i).

Delete indicator of achievement (a) (i) and delete (ii) in indicator of achievement (a) (ii).

Delete indicator of achievement (b) (ii) and delete (i) in indicator of achievement (b) (i).

To avoid confusion, the old' A CN.9 WG.III WP.32 numbering is added between brackets.

ERR

Err

ERROR

ERROR

Think again!

Wrong.

These punctuation symbols are then juggled with other keys, and the Alt Gr key is required to access some of them.

As well, a comparative table outlining the concordance of the numbering between articles of the earlier draft and articles of the text below has been annexed to this note.

And then finally, anything that's an error, or a typo, or a stupid mistake, or a line that's in the wrong place.

Unknown Error

An error has occured

program error

Network error

It is wrong to steal.

That is wrong.

A Fateful Mistake

Translation Error

No error

Syntax error

The Monetarist Mistake

DVD Error

Error while blanking.

An internal error occurred

An unknown error occurred.

Error while burning.

An unknown error occurred

Intermediate Event Error

End Event Error

Encryption error

Certificate error

Error Out of memory.

When an error occurs

Why is that wrong?

It was a computer error.

This is a common mistake.

This is plainly wrong.

That is a mistake.

This is a profound error.

This is a dangerous mistake.