By David Topping

You’ve only got a week and a half left to apply for the coolest job ever: a Torontoist contributor! The deadline is Tuesday, July 3. (If you applied and haven’t received a response yet, hold tight—we’re getting to everyone, but we’ve got like a thousand applications to go through.)
In addition to the positions already listed in the hiring post, we’re also looking for a copy editor—someone to look over every word of all of our posts and make sure that they’re neat and tidy and done according to our in-house style guide. The ideal person for the position should be someone who happily checks Torontoist many times every single day; is completely and utterly trustworthy and reliable; and knows the rules of grammar and style (specifically, Chicago Manual of Style’s rules) inside out, as well as some basic HTML to troubleshoot any other weirdness that comes up in our posts. We’re not gonna ask you to edit the meat of an article or to change what our writers say and how they say it, merely to correct any typos or other mistakes.
To apply, pick any post from June 2007 (and not this one), and copy edit it. Mercilessly. Send an e-mail to hiring@torontoist.com with a link to the post you’ve edited, and your suggested changes for the entirety of that post. Tell us a bit about yourself, and the contact information for a reference or two, as well. The deadline is July 3! Thanks!