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I think, as a rule, the burden of proof falls first upon the claimant. You have made a claim with no evidence to back it up, only hearsay. This is why so many
by wanda 10y ago
I think, as a rule, the burden of proof falls first upon the claimant.
You have made a claim with no evidence to back it up, only hearsay.
This is why so many who frequent HN include citations for even trivial comments.
- chrisper 10y agoWell, I was asking if that claim I read online is true or not and if it should be considered if The Verge is biased or not. That is all I tried to do!
- izym 10y agoYour question could definitely have been more neutral. I think most people read it as you trying to invalidate the article.
- mwfunk 10y agoIf you're getting downvotes (none from me), it's likely from exasperation that anyone is even bringing this up in the first place. Read comment threads on the Verge where people complain about bias- they almost always appear to be written by toxic high school kids who draw way too much of their self-image from which gigantic corporations their parents have bought their devices from. The comments on the Verge used to be at least a little better than those on Engadget/Gizmodo/etc., but they've mostly devolved into the usual prepubescent Markov chain noise floor that article comment threads on the internet always sink to in time.