Kudos to Kacia for the perfect title for this post, which she found on Kaboodle.com.

While this obviously makes my teeth hurt, I’m actually *less* disturbed by this than I would be by “your.”  It indicates a sad lack of proofreading and/or spellchecking, but it doesn’t indicate the same obstinate refusal to learn the difference that “your” would have indicated.  So, props to Kaboodle, I guess?