Is there a word for the type of error (or, well, violation of the rules of standard usage) caused by a rule of standard usage that's different for written than for spoken language (ie inadvertently non-standard because the writer isn't aware that written usage is different)? I tend to think of this as a "doesn't read enough" error, but there could be a real name, couldn't there?
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