This requires more commentary, but for now, here’s the overview from open-site.org.
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I would be much more encouraged by the argument if it didn’t begin with “approaching 100% accuracy” and end with a grammatical mistake (“it’s”).
I’d be more encouraged by the argument if it didn’t begin with “approaching 100% accuracy” and end with a grammatical mistake (“it’s”).
Yes, that is something to consider. Certainly, digital exchanges are doing less and less for attention to writing details.