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People do tend to get annoyed when you don't communicate something, and then use it as a gotcha. They were aware of their audience's assumptions, but instead of
by kerkeslager 3y ago
People do tend to get annoyed when you don't communicate something, and then use it as a gotcha. They were aware of their audience's assumptions, but instead of communicating with those assumptions in mind, they communicated with different assumptions and then criticized their audience for not understanding the questions (i.e. "You didn't know C after all!")?