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Hmm, I'm not sure I get the downvotes - is it the "tl-dr" part ? No biggie, but it'd be a shame, the article I linked to is as impressive, it not more in terms
by stfp 16y ago
Hmm, I'm not sure I get the downvotes - is it the "tl-dr" part ?
No biggie, but it'd be a shame, the article I linked to is as impressive, it not more in terms of cooking-engineeringness.
- ryanelkins 16y agoYeah, I would guess people don't like "Hey, I didn't actually read this, but here is something that I imagine must be related." (Even if it does turn out to be relevant and worthwhile.)
- pyre 16y agoTrue, but I can also see it from the other side: "I feel that I have something worthwhile to contribute, but I don't have time to read the entire article, so I'll just post it here in the hopes that someone finds it interesting/relevant." I think that it would be somewhat of a stifling approach to just make a blanket proclamation that no one can enter the discussion unless they have full read the article.
- ars 16y agoJust leave out the tl;dr part. You don't need to justify your posting of a link. Just post it and say what it's about.
- ComputerGuru 16y agoOT: why do you have two accounts?