> Let's say someone made a critical error in their code. Now, it would be nicer and kinder to say "Perhaps you could have done that better, it might have harmful impact on users" and you can also tell the person "This is really bad, you messed up, this type of a mistake is unacceptable and horrific" which uses lots of sharp words and feels abusive, so which is better? It makes the person feel bad for sure with the second option, but isn't that the best way to communicate just how bad what they've done is?
You could have just say "This line here will have harmful impact on users".
The point here is to use negative words on the 'OBJECT', it can be code or anyone's work, not on ppl.
You donot need to make an statement on someone's intelligence to make him understand the severity of an issue.
You could have just say "This line here will have harmful impact on users".
The point here is to use negative words on the 'OBJECT', it can be code or anyone's work, not on ppl. You donot need to make an statement on someone's intelligence to make him understand the severity of an issue.