Why I don't use my real photo when messaging with customers on my website

Re:Why I don't use my real photo when messaging with custome... by taurath on Friday February 16, 2018 @01:34PM (#16394600)

I really dislike comments like this because all it’s doing is counting “isms” that are subjective and vaguely detectable, in response to someone sharing their personal story. It adds nothing to the conversation other than to shame and make people clam up and not share anymore, which doesn’t help anyone. It’s bullying.

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Re:Why I don't use my real photo when messaging with custome... by giantsloth on Saturday February 17, 2018 @11:33AM (#16401370)

I wasn’t counting isms, the article is about the treatment of people in anonymous chats based on gender, where women and particularly good looking women are treated more poorly. This Is about sexism, not about gamers learning to be mean to all people online.

I’m accurately identifying what the article’s subject is, how the commenter’s comment is only tangentially related, distracting and really missing the point. It’s a valid critique of the comment. Critiques can’t be expected to be padded, because it might make someone feel bad that they were wrong. This is illogical and anti-science.

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