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I do not understand why this comment has a bad vote, hackernews looks like reddit, if a comment goes against your opinion, downvote without explaining the reaso
by Avtomatk 6y ago
I do not understand why this comment has a bad vote, hackernews looks like reddit, if a comment goes against your opinion, downvote without explaining the reasons.
The only thing I disagree with is that Facebook does make big profits from its ads, in fact it does a tough competition to google and amazon... the rest of your arguments seem correct to me... facebook doesn't feel like the home that it was before... it feels more like a newspaper, full of ads, debates, news and toxic people
- nindalf 6y agoThat comment was downvoted because it was spinning unfounded and untrue speculation as facts. Here’s one example > Advertisers that are small to medium size businesses don't get a return from spending their money there, so they have left too. No, this is not true. Not only has Facebook done well in Q2, performance was unaffected by the boycott of large advertisers because of revenue from small businesses.
- Avtomatk 6y agoOk I also agree with that, but what I mean is that in my opinion, nobody is an expert in everything, right? ... and if someone is wrong about something, they deserve to know the reasons and not just reject their opinion and leave ... then everybody ask why social networks become toxic ... here's the reason
- nindalf 6y ago> nobody is an expert in everything, right True. But then they should speak with humility and uncertainty, not proclaim their wrong ideas with confidence. > if someone is wrong about something, they deserve to know the reasons No, it's not our job to educate people. Least of all, people who are ignorant but purport to be knowledgeable. These are the most resistant to any kind of learning.