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I think the 1st does, if you're willing to entertain the idea that it's not just the old joke about Emacs. The 2nd one actually explains it quite well. In any

• scrollaway 11y ago
  > I think that downvoting without a comment crosses that line too You're not being "downvoted without comments". gjm11 has made the effort of explaining to you why he's downvoting you. Expect a lot of people to feel the same way. Your comment was unnecessary, unjustified, insulting and you're still defending it. Don't be surprised.
  • js8 11y ago
    I wonder what you think was insulting in it? I was not particularly defending it, merely explaining the original intent; I don't see any insult in it. (Actually I wish people would discuss the valid point I made, as marssaxman did below, rather than the segway.) gjm11 explained his downvote, but after I asked. He was also downvoted (temporarily) for some reason.. I don't understand why calm debate about why something was downvoted is a source of so much emotions, that people have to downvote it as well. It makes me unhappy when people downvote without commenting, because it doesn't add to a discussion either.