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I have different opinion on that matter. Sure, some of his points are valid, I even agree with some of them but not all and not always. That's why disclaimers e
by lossolo 10y ago
I have different opinion on that matter. Sure, some of his points are valid, I even agree with some of them but not all and not always. That's why disclaimers exist, for that reason. Especially when there are cases of glorifying your own product and bashing others.
Please read this:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bias https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bias
- oldmanjay 10y agoDo you honestly feel like this comment would help a person to see your side of this? It's a basic assumption that anyone who speaks positively about a thing is biased in favor of that thing. We don't need to point out every instance of that bias because it would dominate every discussion while providing no value because it is something everyone fundamentally assumes in the first place.
- lossolo 10y agoAs i noted before i agree with some of his points which means that i don't think that all his opinions are only driven by his bias. But that doesn't change what i wrote before especially if one can distinguish between what's valid technical fact and what's not.
- SamReidHughes 10y agoThe purpose of disclaimers is to preemptively shut up bozos that would accuse you of commenting in bad faith, not because it's right to do. And it isn't bias if you're right.
- ben0x539 10y agoHave you made positive experiences with linking fairly long Wikipedia article to people who disagree with you?