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First, don't sweat a single downvote. That happens. Second, while I can't speak for the downvoter (being the parent of your comment, I couldn't downvote you if
by mseebach 12y ago
First, don't sweat a single downvote. That happens.
Second, while I can't speak for the downvoter (being the parent of your comment, I couldn't downvote you if I wanted to), your comment is jumbled, has poor grammar and is frankly borderline incomprehensible. Also, your reference to the BT share save program like an item of common knowledge is confusing - I had to Google to find out what it's about.
- walshemj 12y agoThis is a discussion about a UK based role so I assumed familiarity with how share options work - just as the others did when mentioning all the various UK's minimum wages. If you have poor English comprehension that's not really my problem - this isn't a flipping university essay its a short and to the point comment in a discussion forum.
- mseebach 12y agoUhm, you do get that I didn't downvote you, but tried to give an honest analysis of why someone might have? It's not exactly constructive to get defensive in response. And FWIW, you used the word "your" where you seem to have meant "they're" - twice. The sentence simply doesn't make sense as it stands, and yes that is your problem, university essay or not. I was able to comprehend it, because I made an effort to deduce what you meant, thus it was only borderline incomprehensible, but I do also think that we should aspire to a higher level of discourse.