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I'd avoid using the repeated phrase 'the best' as it's hard (/impossible) to qualify practically or in terms of comparative metrics. I'm sure what you've done i

I'd avoid using the repeated phrase 'the best' as it's hard (/impossible) to qualify practically or in terms of comparative metrics. I'm sure what you've done is very good, but I'd be very wary of claims of it being 'the best'.

jrm4 5y ago
I'd avoid advice from people who nitpick the living heck out of reasonable marketing phrasing.