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Please no. Instead of a clear script, the developer now has first has to wade through word diarrhea to extract meaning. > Then God appeared to wazoox and told
by TomVDB 7y ago
Please no.
Instead of a clear script, the developer now has first has to wade through word diarrhea to extract meaning.
> Then God appeared to wazoox and told him: "You will not spread your software on the face of the world without properly testing the new features, so as not to get into trouble with a rarely used tool that proves buggy with an important customer. I said, and so be it."
This could have been replaced with: "First test new features before sending to customer." ... ... I think.
What a way to waste time of your audience.
- CalChris 7y agoYou do have a point but still let's look at it another way. It's a ticket. That means that at best it's boring and mundane. The writer knows this and is trying to convince you, to sell you, on spending some time thinking about it. Granted, you should do that anyways but First test new features before sending to customer doesn't really convince you to do that. If your text was enough then maybe it should have been a check box and saved everyone some time. All that said, there is a time and place for humor. Maybe this was it and maybe it wasn't. Dunno. Audience matters; timing matters; context matters.