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‘Best. Correction. EVER.’: New York Times Issues Unintentionally Hysterical Correction to Article on Muslim Leaders
May 11, 2016
The piece was not humorous in tone, but a few readers were rewarded when they noticed this correction listed at the bottom.
The New York Times became the source of hysterical Internet uproar Tuesday shortly after the outlet updated a May 8 article titled "Muslim Leaders Wage Theological Battle, Stoking ISIS’ Anger."
The piece, which detailed the steps Western Muslim religious leaders are taking to combat radical Islam, was not humorous in tone, but a few observant readers were rewarded when they noticed this correction listed at the bottom of the article:
The unintentionally hilarious amendment quickly spread on Twitter, with delighted readers urging others to check out just what was so funny:
Stop what you're doing and read the correction on this NYT story. https://t.co/BVihxxCBNS
— David Farré (@davidfarre) May 10, 2016
Best. Correction. EVER. Scroll right to the bottom. You won't be disappointed.https://t.co/xnesMSSmN0
— Jason Bedrick (@JasonBedrick) May 10, 2016
And those who did were not at all disappointed.
Freaking hilarious. https://t.co/B8u1amKXq8
— Rich Weinstein (@phillyrich1) May 10, 2016
@phillyrich1 @JasonBedrick EPIC
— Brinty (@brinty) May 10, 2016
@nickbilton @worldreading snort-laughing here.
— Jeanette Thomas (@jeanettekthomas) May 10, 2016
@JasonBedrick Almost spit out my pizza!! LOL! @EWErickson
— Colonel (@laurakfillault) May 10, 2016
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