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>Before Apple’s Steve Jobs died in 2011 This is such a strange statement to me. Is there really a chance the reader will get confused and think that Steve spok
by hueving 10y ago
>Before Apple’s Steve Jobs died in 2011
This is such a strange statement to me. Is there really a chance the reader will get confused and think that Steve spoke after he died?
- rybosome 10y agoI think the value in such a comment is placing it within a timeline of the person's life. It wouldn't make sense to relate a story from 1982 and mention it relative to Jobs' death, but discussing an event that occurred months prior seems appropriate. Imagine it in the same context as "prior to his second tenure with Apple".
- cwp 10y agoNo. That's why mentioning his death is significant. It wasn't just sometime during his life, but at the very end, days before he died.