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or bf;wr (bad faith; won't respond). i prefer the term "bad faith" since it covers more cases than "wilful misinterpretation"; i've been using it to good effect
by zem 11y ago
or bf;wr (bad faith; won't respond). i prefer the term "bad faith" since it covers more cases than "wilful misinterpretation"; i've been using it to good effect on facebook to disengage with malicious arguments, though i didn't think of acronyming it.
- openfuture 11y agoI like the ;wr part (won't respond) better than the ;djr (looks complex). But we should make sure to decide on a single one* to use, I like a bit of both: wm;wr cause of symmetry. *maybe it would be more effective to have multiple and see if any of them catch on but I feel like it'll just cause unnessecary confusion
- jxramos 11y agoI vote that some of these get adopted, definitely solid concepts worth formalizing.