Re:Yesterday I Was Levi’s Brand President. I Quit So I Could...
by dpark on Monday February 14, 2022 @11:33AM
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The problem is the injection of this at the beginning of a list. This loses the comma that should be there to separate the list items, but also it just flows weirdly. Parentheses would have been much clearer here.
Re:Yesterday I Was Levi’s Brand President. I Quit So I Could...
by ariendj on Monday February 14, 2022 @11:26AM
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The thought of that is hilarious, thanks for sharing this brainfart.
Re:Yesterday I Was Levi’s Brand President. I Quit So I Could...
by dragonwriter on Monday February 14, 2022 @01:25PM
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> The section set between - hyphens - is too long
Pedantic, but: while you use hyphens here, the part quoted is actually set between dashes.
Re:Yesterday I Was Levi’s Brand President. I Quit So I Could...
by browningstreet on Monday February 14, 2022 @11:29AM
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Em dashes like this work like parentheses.
Re:Yesterday I Was Levi’s Brand President. I Quit So I Could...
by coding123 on Monday February 14, 2022 @12:04PM
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I also thought for a second that one of her black sons was a eugenicist and the other was a QAnon. Read it again and it made more sense.
Re:Yesterday I Was Levi’s Brand President. I Quit So I Could...
by emerged on Monday February 14, 2022 @01:19PM
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I thought having a QAnon son was an odd way to prove you’re not racist.
Re:Yesterday I Was Levi’s Brand President. I Quit So I Could...
by dragonwriter on Monday February 14, 2022 @01:27PM
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Reproducing with someone of a given race is also a weird way to prove that, though.
"This time, I was called a racist—a strange accusation given that I have two black sons—a eugenicist, and a QAnon conspiracy theorist."
The section set between - hyphens - is too long, so the before and after got separated in my mind. The result was reading the later part as: "I have two black sons—a eugenicist, and a QAnon conspiracy theorist" which struck me as comically incorrect, so I had to back up to put it together correctly.