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That quote is a statement of fact, it doesn't imply anything one way or the other.
by minimaxir 3y ago
That quote is a statement of fact, it doesn't imply anything one way or the other.
- arrakeenrevived 3y agoYes it does, it says within the quote that the phrase was "popular" and is using the creation of a reacji as supporting evidence. The fact that an employee made a reacji of something does not mean it is popular. It takes a extremely low amount of effort from an extremely low amount of people (often, just one person) to create a custom reacji.
- jimsimmons 3y agoBut they put the effort to create it and others recollect it?
- lsaferite 3y agoYou can have a "popular" phrase in a company that's popular because people are making fun of it and the people that use it unironically.
- ajkjk 3y agoWell that's not how any of this works. Connotations and subtext are a thing, particularly in the choice of including or not including a particular quote in a piece of journalism.