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Just because one does not know the definition of Autopilot, doesn't make on right. If you look at the definition you will se that "Autopilots do not replace hum
by chemmail 4y ago
Just because one does not know the definition of Autopilot, doesn't make on right. If you look at the definition you will se that "Autopilots do not replace human operators."
- richbell 4y ago> Just because one does not know the definition of Autopilot, doesn't make on right. If you look at the definition you will se that "Autopilots do not replace human operators." If someone needs to know the definition of a feature in order to dispel myths based on the name, surely you can admit it's a bad/misleading name?
- koonsolo 4y agoI make a product which features what I call: ToddlerSafe. One warning though: my product is not safe for toddlers.
- piva00 4y agoIt'd get very onerous for the consumer to keep track of all the deceiving practices that every business could throw at them if we go down that path. You are basically stating that it's the consumer's job to know when a marketing tactic is deceiving them, that simply doesn't work in a society... Or why do you think there are consumer protection laws?