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Of course you have the right to say you don't find it funny and don't think it's an appropriate way to introduce code, but put some subjective terms like "I fee
by Dr_tldr 10y ago
Of course you have the right to say you don't find it funny and don't think it's an appropriate way to introduce code, but put some subjective terms like "I feel" rather than "it is." One acknowledges personal preference, while the other implies an objective truth-claim without the possibility for disagreement.
- markmontymark 10y agolol implies an objective truth-claim amirite?
- Dr_tldr 10y agoTwo second grammar lesson: who is the implied SUBJECT in the phrase "laughing out loud"? Whereas if someone (not me, though) were to say "People named Mark always leave terrible comments because they have severe learning disabilities", that would be a truth-claim.