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This statement is present in the linked repository under the GitHub organization 'google': > This is not an official Google product. 1. If it's an official re
by floatingatoll 5y ago
This statement is present in the linked repository under the GitHub organization 'google':
> This is not an official Google product.
1. If it's an official repository, then it's an official statement, which means it's officially an unofficial project.
2. If it's not an official repository, then it's not officially an official project, which means it's an unofficial project.
3. If it's not an official statement, then the repository author isn't authorized to declare the project official, which means it's an unofficial project.
Your statement is predicated on the belief that it's an official repository, which invokes clause #1. Since you believe it to be an official repository, therefore the author's statement is official, which means that the project is unofficial, disproving your reasoning.
(Please don't be dismissive and snide in future comments; signing a post with "Logic yo" is unwelcome here, even if you think you're right, even if you think it's obvious why you're right.)