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Please don't pick the most irritating point in an article to comment on just because it's so irritating. This is the most minor thing that he had to say.


>This is the most minor thing that he had to say.

May be that is a minor case to a US citizen. But might not be to a wider world of audience. He might not like it, but if he had any respect to his wider reader, may be he should not have wrote it. But then again, I know US tends to be more relax or loose in these sort of things. I guess it is a culture crash.


If it's so minor, why commit a whole point to it?

I'm surprised point 6 didn't defend into playground name calling.

Grow up.


The original point was minor, if provocative. Unfortunately, though, posting an HN comment about a minor provocation can actually have a major effect on a thread—especially if it gets upvoted to the top, as indignant comments often do. That's why we moderate those and why I replied to you. The fault lies more with the upvoters and repliers than the original commenter, usually—but it's a co-creation. We all need to resist it because it leads to much shallower and less interesting discussion.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html


I'm glad you pointed out your authority and the guidelines that you have adhered to otherwise your point may have been missed.




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