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I just checked and my actual words were "basically changed nothing", which to me means "made some changes, but they were inadequate".
by brenden2 6y ago
I just checked and my actual words were "basically changed nothing", which to me means "made some changes, but they were inadequate".
- mthoms 6y agoI disagree. Most people will read that as saying the changes he made were inconsequential (in other words the changes "basically amounted to nothing"). https://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/amount+to+nothing https://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/amount+to+nothing If you meant inadequate (weren't enough), rather than inconsequential (had little to no effect) you could have said it. Edit: That's not to mention that you twice doubled down on the idea he "did nothing" in other comments.