• @thrawn
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    12 months ago

    While I don’t care much about the subject, I do actually care about ineffective communication and how it presents. Indeed, I have made a few comments like that— specifically putting the reason a comment failed to communicate— in the hopes that at least one person will avoid that particular pitfall next time. I don’t do it as much as I’d like to because sometimes it’s hard to condense why a comment failed, but this one was pretty easy.

    For the sake of argument though, making quips would still be better than worthless comments like your original one even if they didn’t communicate something. Among every form of discourse, quips are vastly better liked than “not true but I can’t prove it” to everyone but the guy being called out.

    • @saltesc
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      11 month ago

      So bold of you to speak opinion on worthless comments.

      • @thrawn
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        11 month ago

        That’s the closest to “no you” that I’ve seen in a while, down to using my own word. Any other gems? Should I throw in a misspelling so you can go off on that instæd?

        • @saltesc
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          11 month ago

          No thanks. Just the check, please.

          • @thrawn
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            11 month ago

            On the house, please come again