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To me the wording, "Any particular reason you didn't do x?" wasn't an implied accusation. In fact it was the opposite. It was assumed that the original poster h
by insickness 8y ago
To me the wording, "Any particular reason you didn't do x?" wasn't an implied accusation. In fact it was the opposite. It was assumed that the original poster had taken all measures and had a good reason why they didn't take the action. It is similar to saying, "Have you considered...?" It is a less combative way to say, "You should have done x," which does implied that the original poster did something wrong.
- kapauldo 8y agoIt's a hostile way to talk to someone who's doing something nice