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I enjoy how you ask questions but never click on anything because it must fraud. You can click to the about page to see who he is. And who edits the work. And
by AhmedF 7y ago
I enjoy how you ask questions but never click on anything because it must fraud.
You can click to the about page to see who he is. And who edits the work. And how the editorial process is. "Wyatt Brown" is clickable.
The 42 citations are done directly after each claim, and the study is linked. Most sites just have a bibliography at the end.
You are just cruising here to pick a fight.
> Fraud
Lordy, I'm afraid to even consider what you do professionally.
- dang 7y agoHey, I understand how frustrating is to have people criticize your work unfairly, especially when they seem to be just picking a fight. Believe me, I get it. Still, it breaks HN's guidelines to cross into this sort of attack back, no matter how provocative another comment may be. We can't allow that because it leads into a predictable downward spiral that makes this place worse for everyone. (I'm a moderator here btw, in case this comment doesn't make sense otherwise.) Would you mind taking a look at https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html and posting in the intended spirit? As a bonus, it will make your own comments stronger and get a more receptive hearing from the community here, the overwhelming majority of whom are fair-minded even when the comments are not.
- AhmedF 7y agoFair enough.