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Hackernews comments can only be edited for a few minutes after posting them. If you have a change of heart two hours later, replying is one way to update future
by Spare_account 7y ago
Hackernews comments can only be edited for a few minutes after posting them. If you have a change of heart two hours later, replying is one way to update future readers.
- hinkley 7y agoNo. > Oddly, this wasn't true for every flu vaccine. Some vaccines contain chemicals that enhance the immune system's memory, promoting the formation of a long-term response to pathogens (called adjuvants). When a vaccine containing one of these chemicals was used, the immune system wasn't stimulated to limit the tumors' growth. I didn’t have a change of heart. It says that in the article, near the bottom. People downvote weird shit here.
- Spare_account 7y agoOh, you were commenting on the downvotes. When you made that comment, you hadn't been greyed out so it wasn't obvious. Commenting on downvotes is against HN policy.