
daniel-gagnon
Ash Framework: egg corn (page 113)
Page 113 has the text “we can’t trust everyone in it to have free reign”.
This is a famous eggcorn, the correct expression is free rein.
If the subject interests you, there is this delicious video on eggcorns.
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sevenseacat
Author of Ash Framework
Oh that’s super interesting!
My username actually comes from a misheard song lyric so it’s kiiiind of the same thing? If you squint a bit? (edit: Oh its actually in the video, it’s a mondegreen!)
I’ll fix that egg corn, thank you for raising the issue!
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