>Still, actually, HN should define OP -- I still don't have a good source to know what it means and have been only guessing. So it's HN's fault, not yours, tha

>Still, actually, HN should define OP -- I still don't have a good source to know what it means and have been only guessing. So it's HN's fault, not yours, that you didn't define a term that you chose to use? And you're using a term that you don't know what it means? > I should be torqued at it, and I am What is "torqued" meant to mean in this context? I know what torque means, but it makes no sense when applied to this sentence.