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It's kind of sick that he passed away with 29 years. I also wonder why he haven't told it anybody. My deepest condolences.

by shellox 14y ago

mahyarm 14y ago
Because he didn't want to be stuck in the social prison of pity that people create around you. And the attitude of guessing your competence while your sick. I don't know what would of happened to his insurance if he somehow lost his position? That is my guess at least.
- sgt 14y ago
  shellox and mahyarm, please take note: why he haven't told it anybody => why he hasn't told it to anybody what would of happened => what would have happened your sick => you're sick I'd hate to be a "spelling nazi", but I believe getting this right is the very least we should expect from the HN crowd.
  - mahyarm 14y ago
    I wrote this while sleepy, you shouldn't expect much from the written equivalent of talking at a party with a bunch of geeks. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Language_change https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Language_change
  - pge 14y ago
    keep in mind that not all HN posters are native English speakers.
    - apl 14y ago
      > keep in mind that not all HN posters are native > English speakers. In that case, feedback is even more valuable.
      - antoko 14y ago
        The feedback is but his superior tone is unwarranted.
        sgt 14y ago
        I don't feel it had a superior tone, but I think the original thread warranted a rather cold yet concise feedback.
        mbernstein 14y ago
        I believe you've confused spelling and grammar. In the future, when you're being condescending towards non-native English speakers - be sure to note the differences between spelling and grammar.
        sgt 14y ago
        Did I step on a nerve? Again, please don't mistake my cold feedback for condescending comments. I am fully aware of the differences between spelling and grammar. You may not be aware of this, but "spelling nazi" is simply a popular expression, hence the double quotes that I explicitly added. Don't worry - next time I'll say "grammar nazi".

It's kind of sick that he passed away with 29 years. I also wonder why he haven't told it anybody. My deepest condolences.

by shellox 14y ago

It's kind of sick that he passed away with 29 years. I also wonder why he haven't told it anybody. My deepest condolences.

mahyarm 14y ago

Because he didn't want to be stuck in the social prison of pity that people create around you. And the attitude of guessing your competence while your sick. I don't know what would of happened to his insurance if he somehow lost his position? That is my guess at least.

sgt 14y ago
shellox and mahyarm, please take note: why he haven't told it anybody => why he hasn't told it to anybody what would of happened => what would have happened your sick => you're sick I'd hate to be a "spelling nazi", but I believe getting this right is the very least we should expect from the HN crowd.
- mahyarm 14y ago
  I wrote this while sleepy, you shouldn't expect much from the written equivalent of talking at a party with a bunch of geeks. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Language_change https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Language_change
- pge 14y ago
  keep in mind that not all HN posters are native English speakers.
  - apl 14y ago
    > keep in mind that not all HN posters are native > English speakers. In that case, feedback is even more valuable.
    - antoko 14y ago
      The feedback is but his superior tone is unwarranted.
      - sgt 14y ago
        I don't feel it had a superior tone, but I think the original thread warranted a rather cold yet concise feedback.
        mbernstein 14y ago
        I believe you've confused spelling and grammar. In the future, when you're being condescending towards non-native English speakers - be sure to note the differences between spelling and grammar.
        sgt 14y ago
        Did I step on a nerve? Again, please don't mistake my cold feedback for condescending comments. I am fully aware of the differences between spelling and grammar. You may not be aware of this, but "spelling nazi" is simply a popular expression, hence the double quotes that I explicitly added. Don't worry - next time I'll say "grammar nazi".