...because if he changed the original, it would mean the first one was wrong... On Mon, Dec 22, 2014 at 7:17 PM, Ilitirit Sama <ilitirit@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > I'm stuck at work drawing up a document to substantiate our claim that we > should not have to pay a 3rd party company for work they delivered to us > (late, and incomplete). Basically I have to go through the source code and > find examples of bad practice, incorrect logic and poor code quality. Some > of the stuff won't really be understood by non-developers, but in other > cases you have gems like these: > > var *drop_off_uqantities* = vm_drop.statusPublicationList(); >> for(var c = 0; c < *drop_off_uqantities*.length; c++ ){ >> > > Note the bolded part. He obviously meant to type *drop_off_quantities*, > but he was so lazy to fix the error he just repeated it 15 times after that > so he wouldn't have to go back to change the original mistake. >