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That's because we mean "credit for how well-written the thing is", whereas you mean "credit for agreeing with the meaning".
by stavros 2y ago
That's because we mean "credit for how well-written the thing is", whereas you mean "credit for agreeing with the meaning".
- amfarrell617 2y agoHe still is responsible for the team that wrote it.
- serf 2y agoa publisher is responsible for a book, but the credit of the thing is poured onto the author. why?
- navigate8310 2y agoBecause the book is plastered with the author's as well as the publisher's name. Their separation is easily comprehensible. Whereas when an orator delivers, the separation of the writer is not so apparent. It is automatically assumed the orator is the writer.