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> Or you could simply point out when someone is wrong, and explain why, assuming you are an expert. Then we all learn. That’s pretty rare in online discussion,
by Armisael16 6y ago
> Or you could simply point out when someone is wrong, and explain why, assuming you are an expert. Then we all learn.
That’s pretty rare in online discussion, especially the kind with voting. The most popular argument wins, not the most correct one.
- nvarsj 6y agoYeah you're not wrong. I think HN is pretty good here though - we do have genuine experts (on tech) that correct people. That's why I value HN so much - I learn a lot even when I make stupid, wrong comments.