← Back to context Comment by HypnoticOcelot 12 hours ago "without no way" of stopping it? 5 comments HypnoticOcelot Reply procone 12 hours ago Incredibly insightful. Not everyone speaks English as a first language. On top of that, the title is not ambiguous. abeyer 10 hours ago ...and if a title is incorrect and says the opposite of what's intended, by way of a language misunderstanding or otherwise, it's helpful to note that and get it corrected. nickburns 11 hours ago You're right, it's not ambiguous. It's literally incorrect. tonyrice 9 hours ago lol :D fair enough HypnoticOcelot 9 hours ago Sorry if that came across as snarky!
procone 12 hours ago Incredibly insightful. Not everyone speaks English as a first language. On top of that, the title is not ambiguous. abeyer 10 hours ago ...and if a title is incorrect and says the opposite of what's intended, by way of a language misunderstanding or otherwise, it's helpful to note that and get it corrected. nickburns 11 hours ago You're right, it's not ambiguous. It's literally incorrect.
abeyer 10 hours ago ...and if a title is incorrect and says the opposite of what's intended, by way of a language misunderstanding or otherwise, it's helpful to note that and get it corrected.
tonyrice 9 hours ago lol :D fair enough HypnoticOcelot 9 hours ago Sorry if that came across as snarky!
Incredibly insightful. Not everyone speaks English as a first language. On top of that, the title is not ambiguous.
...and if a title is incorrect and says the opposite of what's intended, by way of a language misunderstanding or otherwise, it's helpful to note that and get it corrected.
You're right, it's not ambiguous. It's literally incorrect.
lol :D fair enough
Sorry if that came across as snarky!