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It seems weird to write "I ... request that you consider disputing ...". Isn't it the writer of the letter who is disputing it?
by sva_ 4y ago
It seems weird to write "I ... request that you consider disputing ...". Isn't it the writer of the letter who is disputing it?
- jeffbee 4y agoThe quality of the composition varies from clunky to just invalid. I don't see how the author is happy with the output. It is like having a median middle school student draft your letters. Surely they could have dashed off something of similar length and better quality in just a few moments, instead of going two rounds with a chatty automaton.
- ziml77 4y agoThat line confused me too. But, considering the author of the post didn't point it out, I was thinking that I must have been missing something!
- lexandstuff 4y agoYes. Rereading it, I think my prompt wasn't quite correct. I should have said: "write a letter to dispute" instead of "requesting to dispute." Although it went through 2 layers of bureaucracy, so it may be correct if you consider I was requesting the Regulatory Admin pass the dispute to the Appeals Officer.