I’m no [tag]grammar[/tag] king, nor do I preach proper technique to the likes of Grammar Girl. However, browsing to [tag]Seagate[/tag]’s site when I was checking out new hard drives makes me head hurt.

Here’s what their marketing campaign says: “[tag]FreeAgent[/tag]: [tag]Your On[/tag]“.

Now, perhaps it’s some clever pun or wording, and the joke’s far over my head. I doubt it.

Seriously, can’t anybody get basic grammar anymore? You’re is not equal to your. I blame marketing and their desire for quick and impacting campaigns without really thinking things through.

EDIT: Update on the situation. According to an employee, it’s a [tag]mistake[/tag]. Read the comments here: LINK.

This ClashBang.com article was written by Chris Chu. Tired of privately venting his frustration in vain, Chris decided to share his discontent with the rest of the world.

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