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Arguing semantics -- e.g. "you said 'testimonial' instead of 'quote'" -- is the last refuge of scoundrels. But that's okay. Just like you with your "BS" and "ta
by ahoyhere 14y ago
Arguing semantics -- e.g. "you said 'testimonial' instead of 'quote'" -- is the last refuge of scoundrels. But that's okay. Just like you with your "BS" and "taking advantage of" and off-handed tales of deceit, I mean scoundrel in a nice way.
- larrys 14y agoA testimonial is quite different than a quote. You wouldn't call a positive comment made on HN about linode for example a testimonial. You would reference it in a way that indicated that it was a quote form a source. A testimonial is much more than that. http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/testimonial http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/testimonial We are not talking about semantics here. Lastly, what's with the scoundrel reference. A bit harsh. Sorry you don't like my "off-handed tales of deceit".