For example, his use of David instead of Hughes makes it sound as though we are friendly and on first-name terms, and it also comes across as patronising.
Nell claims that what motivated him to write his piece was mere, quote, confusion about my article, what it's trying to achieve or what his end goal might be.
Evidently, he did not read it properly then, for the end goal was clearly spelled out.
There are no grounds for confusion here, unless Nell is insinuating that I was lying.
For example, his use of David instead of Hughes makes it sound as though we are friendly and on first-name terms, and it also comes across as patronising.
Nell claims that what motivated him to write his piece was mere, quote, confusion about my article, what it's trying to achieve or what his end goal might be.
Evidently, he did not read it properly then, for the end goal was clearly spelled out.
There are no grounds for confusion here, unless Nell is insinuating that I was lying.
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