> The comment was asking for something that exists. It was only a google search away. There are hundreds of commments each day that do the exact same thing. Th

> The comment was asking for something that exists. It was only a google search away. There are hundreds of commments each day that do the exact same thing. They might get ignored, they might get an answer, and in other contexts, it's even a totally joyous occasion, AKA https://xkcd.com/1053/ https://xkcd.com/1053/ > instead of making accusations that people are afraid to talk about something that they have already talked about Maybe if people want to frame this as an unfounded accusation, they shouldn't blindly downvote a comment like that within minutes of it being posted (not just one or two downvotes either, everybody piling on while they still can). As it is, it's demonstrated black on white. Or is there anything in my comments I "should have googled", too? What's the rationalization for them being punished? What rules do they violate?