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It's the legal department. Each public statement has to be carefully evaluated for its potential to open up lawsuits or bad press. The neutral, robotic tone wit
by calinet6 14y ago
It's the legal department. Each public statement has to be carefully evaluated for its potential to open up lawsuits or bad press. The neutral, robotic tone with ambiguous statements is absolutely required to protect them from the masses.
- nodata 14y ago"Thank you for your interest in Kindle." This line is not from the legal department. You see it everywhere: * "Thank you for not smoking." * "Thank you for your understanding." The unintended effect (for me at least) is that sentence stands out and I pay less attention to the poor excuse written directly before it. A bit like the way a politician does not answer a question.