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passive vs active as in like,

Active: "I finished a scene, can you check if it works?" 'just checked, it has some bugs.' "Ok, just fixed them, is it right now?" 'looks right. I'll add this time to the counter.'

Passive: 'So, I was playing through this obscure plotline and somehow Jane magically turns into Val on one of her lines. You should probably fix that.' "Ok, thanks. We can add the price/bug to your total for the month."

I have been trying to get better at catching common bugs pre-emptively. I mostly stopped misspelling "their" now. I can understand the idea behind wanting to detur me from making simple mistakes, but I am more wanting the payment to him to be framed as compensation for his time and effort, and not framed as a punishment to myself for being stupid?