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> But that seems to still assume this "abrasiveness" is a bad thing. The commenter literally says "it's important to note that Douglas Crockford can definitely
by Brakenshire 10y ago
> But that seems to still assume this "abrasiveness" is a bad thing.
The commenter literally says "it's important to note that Douglas Crockford can definitely be abrasive [1]. The issue at hand is that whether this abrasiveness is a bad thing..."
- mpweiher 10y agoExactly, but the part after that pretty much presumes that it is, which is why I was puzzled. EDIT: And I should have made that more clear, thanks for pointing it out.