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I've been using it for a month now. Can't recommend it more.

• DavidWanjiru 11y ago
  "Can't recommend it enough" is what you meant to say, I want to believe.
  • scott_karana 11y ago
    I think GP meant it as a compliment, and a synonym of your phrase. > Can't recommend it more. "I'm physically incapable of recommending it more often/strongly because I'm using my full strength to recommend it already" > Can't recommend it enough "I'm physically incapable of recommending it as frequently/strongly as it deserves because I have exhausted my strength in so doing"
    • ycitera 11y ago
      > Can't recommend it anymore would be positive or negative?
      • scott_karana 11y ago
        Point taken. There is definitely some ambiguity about your phrase, and GGP's phrase, but in-context I think it was clearly a compliment. :)
        • ycitera 11y ago
          yes.
        • Dylan16807 11y ago
          "any more" is ambiguous, "more" is not.
  • Afton 11y ago
    https://xkcd.com/1576/ https://xkcd.com/1576/