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Saying that you "have" was in this case more of a rhetorical choice than anything. I didn't really think you had such a successful product.
by oneloop 10y ago
Saying that you "have" was in this case more of a rhetorical choice than anything. I didn't really think you had such a successful product.
- lossolo 10y agoYou didn't understand again what i wrote, i will let you live in your imaginary world of assumptions.
- oneloop 10y agoI did understand. Like I said it was a style choice. I could've just as well have said "What kind of project is that successful and can't scrap together $230/mo?" and avoided the "your project" reference altogether. Choice of style. Didn't think you'd get hung up over it.