2 ms·
Yeah. "That's your problem, and we don't want to change anything because that's a non-zero cost for us just to fix a cost on your side." And what the hell was
by knorker 11y ago
Yeah. "That's your problem, and we don't want to change anything because that's a non-zero cost for us just to fix a cost on your side."
And what the hell was with the quotes around "free"? Are you paying? No? Then there's no quotes about it.
- CRConrad 11y agoNot that I'm in the habit of giving people the benefit of the doubt, especially when it comes to mangling grammar, spelling, and punctuation... BUT, I've noticed that awfully many people nowadays seem to think that quote marks are some kind of emphasis sign. So those of you who ARE in the habit of giving people the benefit of the doubt on shit like this might take that into consideration here.