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Are you sure? Where?
> The issue is that statements here about topics people don't understand are often outright wrong, but go unchallenged.
Are you sure you are responding to the correct commenter? Here’s something I did write:
> It’s pretty easy to question unverifiable claims…
Which is what I recommend when you see something that you think is outright wrong.
Moaning long windedly about the fact that people say things you think are wrong is pointless.
If you see something you think is wrong or unclear to you, you can contribute to the conversation by asking a clarifying question.
> Are you sure? Where?
To quote:
"zepto> This may be true, in the sense that they cannot be sued at the drop of a hat.."
Are you sure? Where?
> The issue is that statements here about topics people don't understand are often outright wrong, but go unchallenged.
Are you sure you are responding to the correct commenter? Here’s something I did write:
> It’s pretty easy to question unverifiable claims…
Which is what I recommend when you see something that you think is outright wrong.
Moaning long windedly about the fact that people say things you think are wrong is pointless.
If you see something you think is wrong or unclear to you, you can contribute to the conversation by asking a clarifying question.