I meant "you're" in the universal sense as a reader. In my opinion, a tl;dr that glosses over pointing out the unsubstantiated crux of an article's narrative i

I meant "you're" in the universal sense as a reader. In my opinion, a tl;dr that glosses over pointing out the unsubstantiated crux of an article's narrative is a major disservice. It's fine to sum up the narrative. It's just as disingenuous to fail to point out the narrative lacks evidentiary support whatsoever.