And it's wrong when they do it, too.

drstewart · 2024-09-10T09:52:06 1725961926

So we should correctly call it "european corpspeak"

scott_w · 2024-09-10T10:12:04 1725963124

> I find it interesting how in american corpspeak "uncertanty" pretty much always means "our lawyers can't find a way to avoid this law without getting caught" ^^

Only if they're doing this.

ncruces · 2024-09-11T09:31:13 1726047073

Did VW ever complain about uncertainty in diesel gate?

When you do shit to bend and avoid complying with the rules as much as possible, you don't get to complain about uncertainty on application of said rules.

lupusreal · 2024-09-10T10:16:11 1725963371

Only if they use the word "uncertainty" in that way. Do they?