Yeah, you're an example of the tedious and unproductive political discourse being referenced.
As long as someone labels any argument as "DEI" they are the good guys and immune from critique or any burden of evidence.
Genuinely curious: would you mind please explaining to me how your contributions are more productive than the person you are responding to (read: attacking)?
It reads like you are upset at the poster using "DEI" and projecting your own behaviors onto them ("tedious and unproductive political discourse", "immune from critique or any burden of evidence").
Fair enough.
...huh? Your takeaway from my comment was that I'm pro DEI, or that I intended my comment to be related to DEI in some way?
I can't quite tell if you're trying to support or attack that concept/acronym/cultural flash point, but regardless: kinda besides the point :)
Re:A website to destroy all websites
by ErroneousBosh on Thursday January 01, 2026 @07:34PM
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> "things shouldn't be so political"
Skunk Anansi would likely disagree with that.
"toward the left" aside, it's always a little frustrating to read the ubiquitous "this place sucks" comments on here and Reddit. I have tons of problems with HN--both petty (markdown when??) and fundamental (SV/PE has metastasized in a discomforting way...)--but I'm still here because I love it, and think it's one of the best communities the internet has to offer.
Specific critiques of specific people or ideas are always welcome, but comments like "everyone here is curmudgeonly" just makes me wonder why they bother to log on in the first place...