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ragall 61 days ago | parent | context | favorite | on: Delve removed from Y Combinator

It's "the last straw" or "the drop that overflows the cup". The "cherry in the cake" is in need to be a good thing.

maxbond 61 days ago [–]

I appreciate the feedback. I'll consider how I can be more clear in the future.

My usage was ironic. I don't think those fit my meaning because I think the situation would be largely the same without the licencing dispute.

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