> To our passionate, growing communities of movie buffs, sports fanatics, tech trailblazers, and the world over
That sentence can't be correct.
"the world over" means "everywhere on the earth", e.g. "the love for music connects people from the world over" or "the Olympics unite athletes and fans the world over".
But Linda seems to use the phrase here to mean "everyone", as in "movie buffs, sports fanatics..., and everyone", which is just, well, incorrect. How did this pass the most basic review??
> To our passionate, growing communities of movie buffs, sports fanatics, tech trailblazers, and the world over
That sentence can't be correct.
"the world over" means "everywhere on the earth", e.g. "the love for music connects people from the world over" or "the Olympics unite athletes and fans the world over".
But Linda seems to use the phrase here to mean "everyone", as in "movie buffs, sports fanatics..., and everyone", which is just, well, incorrect. How did this pass the most basic review??