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For better or worse, the "delta" concept has become to mean "you made a good point on the opposite side that I hadn't considered" and still serves a useful func
by drcode 8y ago
For better or worse, the "delta" concept has become to mean "you made a good point on the opposite side that I hadn't considered" and still serves a useful function in that context.
- e1ven 8y agoThis is what the guidelines say, and how I've awarded them - It doesn't mean strictly that you've changed your opinion entirely to agree with them, but that you can appreciate a new perspective. From https://www.reddit.com/r/changemyview/wiki/index#wiki_what_is_a_.27change.27.3F https://www.reddit.com/r/changemyview/wiki/index#wiki_what_i... "Following on from the previous segment, we therefore believe that a change in view simply means a new perspective. Perhaps, in the example of literally looking at something, you've taken a step to the side; or a few steps; or you've moved around and now stand behind it. Maybe you haven't 'moved', but it looks slightly different to you now; in a new light. A change in view need not be a reversal. It can be tangential, or takes place on a new axis altogether."