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Hmm, that's annoying, I'd take may as "CAN"
by pixl97 8mo ago
Hmm, that's annoying, I'd take may as "CAN"
- zdragnar 8mo ago"may only" and "may not", however, are unambiguously hard limits, which makes things even more confusing.
- Throaway8797 8mo ago"may only" means your pleasure is limited only to what options the agreement allows, which is a polite way of saying can not.