← Back to context Comment by sokoloff 4 years ago For me "leverage" instead of "use" is like nails on a chalkboard. 3 comments sokoloff Reply dnautics 4 years ago - usage instead of "use" (they are different words)- quantify/fication instead of "measure/ment"- problematic instead of "a problem"- such that instead of "that" (the correct usage is as a phrase that comes from math proofs, "pick an x such that y") sneak 4 years ago > problematic instead of "a problem"I think this one comes out of a fear of or desire to avoid confrontational language in general in the US. Something can be called problematic without declaring “a problem exists”.What, you got a problem?! :) ssanders82 4 years ago "utilize"
dnautics 4 years ago - usage instead of "use" (they are different words)- quantify/fication instead of "measure/ment"- problematic instead of "a problem"- such that instead of "that" (the correct usage is as a phrase that comes from math proofs, "pick an x such that y") sneak 4 years ago > problematic instead of "a problem"I think this one comes out of a fear of or desire to avoid confrontational language in general in the US. Something can be called problematic without declaring “a problem exists”.What, you got a problem?! :)
sneak 4 years ago > problematic instead of "a problem"I think this one comes out of a fear of or desire to avoid confrontational language in general in the US. Something can be called problematic without declaring “a problem exists”.What, you got a problem?! :)
- usage instead of "use" (they are different words)
- quantify/fication instead of "measure/ment"
- problematic instead of "a problem"
- such that instead of "that" (the correct usage is as a phrase that comes from math proofs, "pick an x such that y")
> problematic instead of "a problem"
I think this one comes out of a fear of or desire to avoid confrontational language in general in the US. Something can be called problematic without declaring “a problem exists”.
What, you got a problem?! :)
"utilize"