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I was not trying to be funny. I just didn't understand it, and had no idea this was a regular term. There are two common meanings for offensive, and one of them
by tgv 4y ago
I was not trying to be funny. I just didn't understand it, and had no idea this was a regular term. There are two common meanings for offensive, and one of them matches "weaponize", but none of them fitted the README. I did try to avoid sounding condescending or negative by giving light-hearted examples in the only context I knew for those words.
- cb321 4y agoAh. Thanks for the clarification and apologies for my own misinterpretation. EDIT: FWIW I think in this case the origin is just "opposite of 'defensive'" as in "offense & defense" in sports..red & blue teams, etc.