Re: dictator's - language

[dmbrown -at- brown-inc -dot- com]

Maggie Pierce Secara wrote:
> 
> hmm, good point.  The language could be adapted in any
> case, it seems to me.  "Forcibly" sounds like there
> are sledge-hammers involved.

It just means they can do it regardless of whether the user wants them to.

I probably wouldn't use it, but it wouldn't bother me if I saw it, especially in an admin doc.

--David 

P.S.  Isn't *anyone* gonna venture an explanation of "dictator's"?
 
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