Edit: They fixed it. It lives on in the URL, and a comment below.
"Dustin Moskovitz Doesn’t Plan to Leave His Wealth to the Next Generation"
"Dustin Moskovitz: Asana Could “Certainly” Be a $100 Billion Business"
"Dustin Moskvitz: Y Combinator’s “No Idea” Round Bad for Silicon Valley"
"Dustin Moskvitz: Leaving Facebook One of the Hardest Things I’ve Ever Done"
"Key To Facebook’s Early Success? Slow Growth, Moskovitz Says"
"Dustin Moskovitz’s Worst Grade at Harvard Was a B+ in Intro to Computer Science"
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[1] Who chose red / green? I'm not colour blind, but I think these are not a good choice. Especially since the squiggles are the same - at least make the shapes different.
I want to say Microsoft, in Word, and green did not originally exist until later versions (if my memory serves). Not sure that they put spell check in a word processor for the first time (Wordstar?), but I think red underlining was originally a Word thing. I could be wrong.
Anybody know for sure? Now I'm curious, and it's tough to Google.