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'None of that makes it OK to write a bashful title that should've read "Stop paying your ASP MVC JS tax" or something. ' "Bashful" means "shy," not "full of ba
by astine 15y ago
'None of that makes it OK to write a bashful title that should've read "Stop paying your ASP MVC JS tax" or something.
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"Bashful" means "shy," not "full of bash," as you seem to think. Actually, I wonder if you speak English natively as you seem to be the only person who interpreted the article the way you did.
- alecco 15y agoYou are right, I meant to use "bashing". I do not speak english natively. But that has nothing to do with the bashing title. There is no "jQuery tax", that's a misleading statement.
- bmelton 15y agoHe doesn't suggest that there IS a "jQuery tax", rather that people's common misuse of jQuery imposes a tax on page rendering.