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Re: Vent thread
(Anonymous) 2024-08-05 03:13 am (UTC)(link)AYRT
Having continued to read after making this comment, beyond being overly nitpicky, I think she either doesn't understand how certain turns of phrase are supposed to work, or is acting as if she doesn't in order to find more things to criticize.
I am now reading a post in which she takes issue with the construction, "it's all intact, save for this part." She rants about how if one part isn't intact, then "that's not all, is it, dipshit?" yes, Jenny, it's not literally "all," and that's what the save for is for. The sentence means, "everything except for this bit was intact." That's not a contradictory statement.
This woman worked as an editor and is herself a writer. How does she not understand the use of "save for?"