How on earth does this stuff get published?

(19 Jun 2012 03:04 PM)Notoriety Wrote:  "Lorem ipsum" is dummy text that you can apply directly in Word 2010, possibly other versions and has been available on the net for a while. It's fairly often used for trial layouts when the actual text is not finalised.

It's probabaly best described as a Latin variant, i.e. a mashed up Latin almost but not quite nonsense text, with some actual genuine latin words but others with odd bits added or removed. When I first tried to apply my A level Latin to it it drove me bananas until I realised what it was. The first two words should be dolorem ipsum, tanslated as "....pain itself...." It's very loosely taken from a work by the major Latin author Cicero said to be written in 45 BC, "De Finibus Bonorum et Malorum", The Extremes of Good and Evil. Who said Latin was boring?! Read about it at at http://www.lipsum.com/

Somebody obviously prepared this as a test for publication and it got into the wild, so to speak. Is there a way for an author to delete it from Amazon?

Tony