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the definition doesn't matter what matters is that there's a selected group of users, who can leverage capabilities unavailable and unknown to anybody else in
by ushakov 5y ago
the definition doesn't matter
what matters is that there's a selected group of users, who can leverage capabilities unavailable and unknown to anybody else in the group
again, if you won't be disclosing any info, why do you mention that you have anything to disclose?
- Brian_K_White 5y agoHow many times do they have to hint that the set of people is not limited to users of any stripe. They've said enough, and there simply are situations where that's all you can say, and it's neither pointless nor wrong, nor even unusual or all that remarkable. It's common even.
- ushakov 5y agohow common? the mods refuse to answer that maybe it’s just 5 people, who knows?
- Brian_K_White 5y agoAs common as everyone who ever worked on any software or IT system. holy cow