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> Your hundreds of comments on this ... You know, starting out with a wild exaggeration, an "alternative fact," undermines your otherwise meritorious point. >
by lutusp 10y ago
> Your hundreds of comments on this ...
You know, starting out with a wild exaggeration, an "alternative fact," undermines your otherwise meritorious point.
> ... I need to ask you to stop using HN this way.
In what way -- conversations about psychology? On what basis? HN regulars often post links to psychology articles -- people don't complain about that (and IMHO they shouldn't, because most are newsworthy). And by definition, comments about those articles are as topical as the articles themselves.
Also, I never originate exchanges about psychology, I only respond to threads introduced/posted by others. If psychology were never an established topic here, I would never address it. This means you're objecting to a particular viewpoint on the topic, not the topic itself.
> We all respect your fabulous software work, but HN threads are for conversation.
Indeed they are. Case in point -- this conversation.
Solely for balance you might consider objecting to the large number of psychology articles posted here. I'm not recommending this -- I only say this to try to get you to examine your position.
- DanBC 10y ago> You know, starting out with a wild exaggeration, https://hn.algolia.com/?query=author:lutusp%20psychology&sort=byPopularity&prefix&page=0&dateRange=all&type=comment https://hn.algolia.com/?query=author:lutusp%20psychology&sor... Over 300 results, all saying pretty much the same thing.
- lutusp 10y ago> all saying pretty much the same thing. The number is higher than I would have guessed, but they're certainly not saying "the same thing." In many cases they're included in the search results only because of the presence of the word "psychology" without any discussion of the topic at all.