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Stating what happened is not blaming language. Characterizing the act as "unlucky" is excusing language, just as bad as blaming language. Assigning an error t

Stating what happened is not blaming language. Characterizing the act as "unlucky" is excusing language, just as bad as blaming language. Assigning an error to mystical forces is unhelpful. Simply stating that the person entered the password into a phishing site is not blaming language, it is factual.

tinus_hn 9y ago
I would kindly ask that the person who has never made a mistake throw the first stone.
- demarq 9y ago
  I'm with you, this entire thread has brought out the captain hindsight in everyone.