Comment by SubiculumCode 5 months ago "...like you do" Is this a typo or a personal attack to the parent? 2 comments SubiculumCode Reply andirk 5 months ago "like" = "as if", and not in a Clueless inflection. figgyc 5 months ago I think it's just a grammar thing, meant to read "having a landing page and no product, but collecting emails like you do [have a product]" - so not the parent being disingenuous but the general practice.
figgyc 5 months ago I think it's just a grammar thing, meant to read "having a landing page and no product, but collecting emails like you do [have a product]" - so not the parent being disingenuous but the general practice.
"like" = "as if", and not in a Clueless inflection.
I think it's just a grammar thing, meant to read "having a landing page and no product, but collecting emails like you do [have a product]" - so not the parent being disingenuous but the general practice.