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Pedantry: he used 'i.e.' wrong. I.e. is used when specifying, not giving an example. He should have used 'e.g.'.
by mmanfrin 14y ago
Pedantry: he used 'i.e.' wrong. I.e. is used when specifying, not giving an example. He should have used 'e.g.'.
- _delirium 14y agoThat's not the worst thing about the post if we're going to be pedantic about grammar. :) For example, he said "does mean" where he presumably intended to say the opposite, "doesn't mean". Also, "Lot's of pressures" shouldn't have the apostrophe.