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If the message said "you release software", or "approve" or "produce", or something like that, sure. But it said "you write software" - and I don't think that c
by viraptor 2y ago
If the message said "you release software", or "approve" or "produce", or something like that, sure. But it said "you write software" - and I don't think that can apply to a company, because writing is what individuals do. But yeah, maybe that's not what the author meant.
- latexr 2y ago> and I don't think that can apply to a company, because writing is what individuals do. By that token, no action could ever apply to a company—including approving, producing, or releasing—since it is a legal entity, a concept, not a physical thing. For all those actions there was a person actually doing it in the name of the company. It’s perfectly normal to say, for example, “GenericCorp wrote a press-release about their new product”.