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Comment by lcnPylGDnU4H9OF

14 hours ago

> It's not a bad copy, or at least that's not what the person you responded to is insinuating.

FWIW, GP didn't write "a bad copy" but "bad copy", referring to the marketing sentence quoted by OP, rather than the model that was just released (as I presume "a bad copy" sounds, maybe like it's called that because it's [again, presumably] distilled?). "Copy", especially in a marketing context, is a written message.