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> This would be a disruptive inconvienance [sic] for Chinese business people, deeply effecting [sic] commerce, as well as quality of life for the average Chines
by bmc7505 9y ago
> This would be a disruptive inconvienance [sic] for Chinese business people, deeply effecting [sic] commerce, as well as quality of life for the average Chinese citizen.
This sentence has two typos. It should be changed to:
> This would be a disruptive inconvenience for Chinese business people, deeply affecting commerce, as well as quality of life for the average Chinese citizen.
But TBH, stating that the lack of WebRTC or VPS web hosting would, "deeply affect the quality of life for the average Chinese citizen," seems like hyperbole. Maybe:
> This would be a disruptive inconvenience for Chinese business people, deeply affecting commerce and web access for millions of Chinese citizens.
- saurik 9y agoYou caught this answer right before it was updated with a much longer answer that I had written a couple days ago (and which fixes at least one of those typos). Would you mind reviewing it to see if you still think it is a stretch?