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I get the snark. But using their own words against them is very disingenuous. Recognizing people for being good people, as the author did, should be completely
by TheBiv 13y ago
I get the snark. But using their own words against them is very disingenuous.
Recognizing people for being good people, as the author did, should be completely separate from a product that you believe is a bad product.
- mehwoot 13y agousing their own words against them is very disingenuous. How is that disingenuous? Was the accusation not sincere?
- TheBiv 13y agoDisingenuous meaning not truthful, which it was not.
- mehwoot 13y agoThat's not what the word means. 1. Not straightforward or candid; insincere or calculating 2. Pretending to be unaware or unsophisticated; 3. Unaware or uninformed; naive. Generally it is used to mean untruthful on purpose, with an intent to deceive, usually by acting as if you're unaware of something.