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I can't believe they missed the opportunity to title this "Amazon and Hachette bury the hatchet". Edited: Lots of others haven't. https://www.google.com/search

• codecondo 12y ago
  Difficult to say if I would look at this comment the same way if it wasn't being downvoted so quickly.
• deleted 12y ago
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• melling 12y ago
  I thought the New York Times tried to avoid puns in their headlines. Can you guess why?
  • mortenjorck 12y ago
    I'm surprised it didn't follow their house style, with something like "For Amazon and Hachette, a Resolution".
    • jonnathanson 12y ago
      That house style is going the way of the the Oxford comma, the possessive gerund, and the compound hyphenate. It's been happening for awhile now, in no small part because the style is suboptimal for search and social.
      • Stratoscope 12y ago
        You used the Oxford comma in your first sentence. I guess it isn't going away anytime soon.
        • jonnathanson 12y ago
          That was intentional. :) I love Oxford commas. It's an unhealthy love, if I'm being honest. They'll come for my commas, eventually, those descriptivists will. When they do, they can pry my Oxford commas from my cold, dead hands.
  • ajross 12y ago
    But The Times, they are a-changin'.
• general_failure 12y ago
  Not sure why you are getting downvoted. Come on people, sense of humor and all? If you don't agree, just leave it unvoted.