Can't agree with pg's advice about "A for B" construct. Maybe it does help faster communication (if accurate) in certain cases. But it's useless to pretend tha

Can't agree with pg's advice about "A for B" construct. Maybe it does help faster communication (if accurate) in certain cases. But it's useless to pretend that a reasonably disinterested observer (i.e., not an investor trying to ride the boom-train to a quick exit without a profitable business) will not immediately mark you down for an unoriginal fast-follower.