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Regarding your edit, since the rule is to assume good faith on HN, I'll try my best: - the Colosseum is a remarkable building for its time, only a handful of l
by arcticfox 6y ago
Regarding your edit, since the rule is to assume good faith on HN, I'll try my best:
- the Colosseum is a remarkable building for its time, only a handful of large buildings of that age are still standing
- even by modern standards, the remaining architecture is striking IMO
- objectively, 7 million people per year visit the Colosseum, making it one of the most popular sites in the world. So even if you don't think it's special on at least some metrics, you're wrong by definition.
- rendall 6y ago> Regarding your edit, since the rule is to assume good faith on HN, I'll try my best Why would it be such a struggle to assume good faith even with the unedited original? It was a politely expressed confusion over why the Colosseum received so much attention. No guideline transgression, just an opinion.