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Originally Posted by Mick
This is purely semantics here - the fact is, wording is key and saying "We have all the Sky channels", in one sentence, should be a strong indication to anyone reading this, that this means every channel, Sky has.
His later sentence, telling what actual channels form part of the deal, just adds ambiguity to the average reader. They are going to read his first sentence, come to his second and think, hold on, he just said above, we have all the Sky channels.
If he had said "We have nearly all the Sky channels", we wouldn't be having this discussion.
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Come on Sirius, you cannot be serious with that, Sky vs ntl/vm wars have been going on since nthw.com days.
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Agree, however when you listen to someone talk do you listen to the whole conversation or just selected sentences. He corrected himself in the very next sentence so no big deal really unless people want to make it a big deal.
In the link I posted, he talks about a number of subjects that I thought would be interesing to Virgin Media customers, that was the point of the post, not to cause world war 3 with you know who, who of course decided to focus on one sentence to spin an angle.
Its getting boring and tedious now.