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I'm highly tolerant of spelling/grammar errors, normally. Who cares about "it's" vs. "its" in this context, right? But in this case, I needed to re-read every
by sunchild 16y ago
I'm highly tolerant of spelling/grammar errors, normally. Who cares about "it's" vs. "its" in this context, right? But in this case, I needed to re-read every sentence. Even after re-reading it a few times, I had to guess the author's intended meaning. That is just a failure to communicate.
- Retric 16y agoReally? I did not notice any ambiguity. Can you give an example?
- BCM43 16y agoI could not figure out "(Don't be evil, was a joke?)".
- brianpan 16y agoI read it as an offhand comment to the effect of: remember when people at Microsoft thought that "Don't be evil" (and Google in general) was a joke?
- WingForward 16y ago"Let me say that again: Attacking a market incumbent on an area of it's core strength - It's hardest in technology companies."