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Starting a sentence with "so?" implies that you don't care that X position has a lot of bots behind it. But then your followup question implies that you would c
by happytoexplain 6y ago
Starting a sentence with "so?" implies that you don't care that X position has a lot of bots behind it. But then your followup question implies that you would care if position Y has a lot of bots behind it. Shouldn't this be a "that's bad, I wonder how bad it is on the other side" kind of situation? Why are you defending this?
- scrollaway 6y agoSeeing the space before the question mark, it sounds like the person you are replying to is French. It's not unlikely the "So?" is meant as an "alright then, can we now have the answer to ...". I've made that exact mistake.