> If you aren't, then your online opinions are akin to writing in chalk on the nearest fence, and just as valuable. This is the default case no matter what. Ei

> If you aren't, then your online opinions are akin to writing in chalk on the nearest fence, and just as valuable. This is the default case no matter what. Either way, I can explain my opinion if I feel like it, adding a "disclaimer" feels like some sort of weirdly perverse anti-pattern to make someone feel as though their opinion is invalidated by having a reason for holding it in the first place.