Comment on Ask HN: What to do when your once potential competitor becomes a real competitorparentComments−sjcsjc11yNitpick, but I think you mean "flagrantly" not "fragrantly".−jamesash11yAs far as typos go, it's a great one. "Flagrantly borrowed" is a cliche. "Fragantly borrowed" is a fresh turn of phrase. Did he sent Jason flowers for using this example?
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Nitpick, but I think you mean "flagrantly" not "fragrantly".
As far as typos go, it's a great one. "Flagrantly borrowed" is a cliche. "Fragantly borrowed" is a fresh turn of phrase. Did he sent Jason flowers for using this example?