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Conflating a very real and common concern (fragmentation in the android market) with “toxicity” seems a bit excessive.
by knuththetruth 8y ago
Conflating a very real and common concern (fragmentation in the android market) with “toxicity” seems a bit excessive.
- izacus 8y agoThe OP wrote a post which has nothing to do with article at hand and is deliberately misleading. I think the term is fitting - it's complaining for complaining's sake. And that's toxic in a community. Compare it with the frontend developers - dealing with Android fragmentation is signficantly easier than dealing with browser and device fragmentation as a web developer... and those topics aren't full of people complaining.
- pawadu 8y agoThese negative posts always show up on top when something even remotely positive about android is posted.