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In large organization, you'll see people move to verbiage like 'improved' because it's true without the implication that 'fixed' has which directly implies that
by AdamN 4y ago
In large organization, you'll see people move to verbiage like 'improved' because it's true without the implication that 'fixed' has which directly implies that the previous implementation was 'broken'. I am with Apple on this, they 'improved' the software.
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