Now all they need to do is insert a space between “than” and “1,000,000″ and in the menu bar at the top of the page change “Calendar Events” to “Calendar of Events”. Nit picky I know, but as the site says, “We are the face of Dallas. Through us you see Dallas as a business-focused, dynamic, multicultural city. But more than that, we are the spirit of Dallas. Friendly. Fun-loving. Efficient. Thorough. Creative. Our approach, our response, our commitment to you — these are the things that truly create your first impression.” Actually it’s the website that creates the first impression for most people. Fix the remaining errors, then think about a hiring a competent website designer.

The questions that still must be answered: How long were these errors visible to the world before someone noticed? How much did the taxpayers spend for this embarrassing mistake-filled mess? If the city can’t be trusted to competently maintain the convention center’s website, the sole purpose of which is to attract convention business to Dallas, why should the taxpayers be expected to put up money for a hotel? Has any disciplinary action been taken against the employees or contractors responsible for this fiasco? And if not, why not?

I think a proper sentence would include something like “one million square feet of convention and meeting space.”