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I find answers in this format annoying. Why not? Maybe he's never heard of it. Great answer, but let's not assume he's considered it and decided not to.
by jnskender 6y ago
I find answers in this format annoying. Why not? Maybe he's never heard of it. Great answer, but let's not assume he's considered it and decided not to.
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- cpach 6y agoI read as just a friendly suggestion that it’s something the OP might want to take a look at (^_^)
- jeffasinger 6y agoI had written it this way because the OP had specifically ruled out using Django. Point taken though.
- xupybd 6y agoI think you came across as friendly and helpful. To me "why not" is a gentle suggestion, and not a literal question. Maybe that changes in different parts of the world?
- giardini 6y agoColloquially "Why not?" is used to make a suggestion. That is, "Why not" means "Perhaps". One need not trace or question preceding statements or ideas nor is there any need to be annoyed. Is English your native language?