DonFerrari said:
Ok. Problem is for a good communication when someone interpose the "it is vastly superior" with "it isn't", if someone would recognize as superior but not by the same margin he would likely include more information, when kept shortly like that the most likely probability is that he doesn't think the library is superior at all. And we know that there are several people that think that, some for personal taste (totally valid) and some really believes that as market reality (which would be wrong looking from reception, sales, customer rating, etc). But if you just wanted to say that someone may say something and not mean it even if you don't know what he meant ok then. |
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