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> Where's the "tail between his legs" post you are referring to? I didn't mention a post. He came to stack overflow, posted a few answers for which he obviousl
by zabzonk 6y ago
> Where's the "tail between his legs" post you are referring to?
I didn't mention a post. He came to stack overflow, posted a few answers for which he obviously expected instance acceptance, and then, once he realised that no-one particularly wanted anything to do with him, immediately disappeared.
- jancsika 6y agoI don't find evidence for the claim that he expected instant acceptance for any of the posts he made. What's your evidence for that claim? I also don't find evidence that "no-one particularly wanted anything to do with him." Especially given that the majority of his answers were the accepted answer, why do you claim this? Finally, what's the relevance of him "immediately" ceasing his posts? Users of crowd-sourced services have all kinds of usage patterns for all kinds of reasons. Frankly, I find fatuous to notice a sudden lack of use and jump to the conclusion that it must be due to the user having been humiliated or shamed (which is what "tail between legs" refers to).