• Eli Sanders, associate editor of The Stranger, predicted on the September 26 episode of our Blabbermouth podcast that Brett Kavanaugh would never be confirmed as a US Supreme Court justice. We regret the error.
• In a December 1 Slog post entitled “The Rise of Seattle’s Tiny Apartments and the Needed Death of the Private Kitchen,” Charles Mudede, the son of an economist, spelled the name of the most famous British economist of the 20th century, John Maynard Keynes, as “James Maynard Keynes.” Mr. Mudede regrets this error and also the fact that in the long run we are all dead.
• In the summer 2018 issue of Seattle Art and Performance, due to a date-fixing search-and-replace error, several words with the letters “fri” became weirdly capitalized, including beFriend. Whoops.
• Seattle’s curb strips, gullies, ravines, fountains, and wetlands regret that people think “parking” a rented e-bike means lifting it over one’s head and tossing it as far as one can.