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It's a little verbose and there's at least 1 typo, but I generally agree. It feels nice when a corporate statement isn't sugar-coated to the point of being mea
by antisthenes 4y ago
It's a little verbose and there's at least 1 typo, but I generally agree.
It feels nice when a corporate statement isn't sugar-coated to the point of being meaningless.
- zenlot 4y agoIt's normal to have typos. Not everyone's first language is English. I'd rather read a statement like this with typos than a typical BS.
- viraptor 4y agoThis doesn't even have anything to do with the first language. Everyone makes typos.
- epolanski 4y agoThat's because the statement target isn't LHR sharehokders but the public. If the target were shareholders and management they would've wrote privately. With this move they are aiming for public pressure on LHR management and other stakeholders.
- m348e912 4y agoI appreciate the messaging too. It definitely feels as a person wrote it and not a faceless corporate entity. However, as the self-proclaimed reigning typo champion several years running I will say you'd think a PR person would do a once-over on the text for mistakes before publishing.