> "Own" in this context means be responsible for. I understand this, this is what I was trying to direct my distaste at. Unfortunately, it seems to have been

> "Own" in this context means be responsible for. I understand this, this is what I was trying to direct my distaste at. Unfortunately, it seems to have been misconstrued by responders. > you own and are responsible for the part of that service delivery No, I'm just responsible for that part of the service delivery. I own none of it. I object to it in the same way that I object to hearing "we're a family" from leadership.