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it's hypocritical and worth calling out for discussion, not justifying with a shrug. if a particular user doesn't care about kobe, why then care enough to flag?
by clairity 6y ago
it's hypocritical and worth calling out for discussion, not justifying with a shrug. if a particular user doesn't care about kobe, why then care enough to flag? just let it go and move on to items of greater interest. it's not a political issue rife for flamebait, certainly no moreso than van halen.
- krapp 6y agoI agree with you. But there's nothing you can do to change it. I'm not saying you should stop calling it out either, but the only result will be that eventually you will annoy the mods - not because of what you're saying but because you're being repetitive and "repetition is the enemy of curiosity" - and they'll either ask you to stop and you will, or you won't and they'll ban you.
- clairity 6y agonone of this discussion is ban-worthy by any reasonable measure, but rather should impel thought, not simply reaction. > "repetition is the enemy of curiosity" that's certainly not true. expertise requires repetition (as kobe would tell you) and no one would disdain researchers for their repetitive curiosity.