justthetip

I know what you mean, everyone else knows what you mean.

The problem I have is that this decision as written is very poorly worded and therefore has no business being law.

Mask is a poor choice of words.

It like saying you are banning me from taking a nissan sentra to your business. If I come back in a toyota corolla I've broken your law.

What you really meant to say is that I am banned, not the car. Since you don't know who I am, you can't ban me...only the car.

This law is stupid.

What we had here was a lack of commitment. A lack of commitment on the part of Shuttleworth which precipitated a lack of commitment from consumers.

No one wanted to pay that much to wait that long for what was still an un-materialized promise.