When autocorrect gets personal
New York
THERE were a few things that were sweetly grandmotherly about Patricia Duncan Moran's Facebook post to her great-granddaughter Devyn on her birthday. For starters, Ms Moran had posted it to her own wall instead of Devyn's. She named but did not tag her great-granddaughter. But most striking was the signer.
"Happy birthday to my beautiful great-granddaughter," the message read. "See you soon. Love, Great Grandmaster Flash." Great Grandmaster Flash?
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