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As a native English speaker, I agree that "unknown" is better than "none".
by jpfed 9y ago
As a native English speaker, I agree that "unknown" is better than "none".
- always_good 9y agoI would hope that a native English speaker knows the difference between Cookies in the jar: none and Cookies in the jar: unknown
- greggirwin 9y agoUnknown is a nice word for this, yes. And while we don't focus exclusively on being terse in the Redbol world, "unknown" is a lot more work to type than "none", harder to scan visually as well.
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