← Back to context Comment by zlsa 8 hours ago I think this falls under "[wanting] to know the user case the authors had in mind" 2 comments zlsa Reply BretonForearm 7 hours ago There is no "user case", it's called use case. aleph_minus_one 7 hours ago > There is no "user case", it's called use case.Perhaps English is not a native language for zlsa?
BretonForearm 7 hours ago There is no "user case", it's called use case. aleph_minus_one 7 hours ago > There is no "user case", it's called use case.Perhaps English is not a native language for zlsa?
aleph_minus_one 7 hours ago > There is no "user case", it's called use case.Perhaps English is not a native language for zlsa?
There is no "user case", it's called use case.
> There is no "user case", it's called use case.
Perhaps English is not a native language for zlsa?