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I think you are misusing the phrase "nothing to do with." It seems to me that you in fact did have something, however indirect and misunderstood by the emailer,
by grb423 11y ago
I think you are misusing the phrase "nothing to do with." It seems to me that you in fact did have something, however indirect and misunderstood by the emailer, to do with these products. I, on the other hand and for example, had nothing.
- jdenning 11y agoI think you must have missed the end of his sentence: "...I also have nothing to do with Instagram other than that they use software I’ve written." I think that's an adequate description of his relationship with Instagram.
- grb423 11y agoMy only problem is with the use of "nothing to do with". I'm sure it's just me but, as I tried to explain in my comment, that's a pet peeve of mine. If you had "nothing" to do with it, what word would you use to describe what I had to do with it?