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The comment you're referring to didn't occur in the tweet about algorithms - it was a reactive comment that occurred in response to an experience that happened
by happytoexplain 6y ago
The comment you're referring to didn't occur in the tweet about algorithms - it was a reactive comment that occurred in response to an experience that happened after the tweet. Also, I'm not sure what "to show what a nice guy he is" means here, though I'm guessing it's just being used an insult in the same family as "white knight".
I can't know whether his comment was reasonable without looking through the comments he was referring to (and neither can you), but even given that he was being unreasonable, you chose to be unreasonable in turn.
- LudwigNagasena 6y ago> I can't know whether his comment was reasonable without looking through the comments he was referring to (and neither can you) Nah, I can. It seems quite toxic regardless of what has been said to him. > even given that he was being unreasonable, you chose to be unreasonable in turn I don’t see what is unreasonable about shaming anti-social behavior. When you see any “unsolicited advice”, even between two same gendered persons, as a manifestation of patriarchy you are bound to come off as toxic.