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Shouldn't it be "the best anti-user company"? Otherwise it sounds like the company being worst at enforcing anti-user policy, i.e. failing to do it right, i.e.
by przemoc 13y ago
Shouldn't it be "the best anti-user company"? Otherwise it sounds like the company being worst at enforcing anti-user policy, i.e. failing to do it right, i.e. being user-friendly after all.
Even better would be: "the most user-unfriendly company".
- laumars 13y agoHow about "the most user-unfriendly company you can keep are those that express pedanticism over points they've demonstrated they have understood regardless" :p But joking aside, I was wondering whether to say 'best' or 'worst'; I didn't even think of saying 'most'.