> The parent comment is an example, appearing to have the approval of the community, but there are several subtle things wrong (or just odd) with it. It's short

> The parent comment is an example, appearing to have the approval of the community, but there are several subtle things wrong (or just odd) with it. It's short of misleading people into doing anything harmful, though, so stopping the world to hash them out here isn't critical, and would be tedious besides. It is not clear to me what subtle things are wrong with the parent comment. But I'm pretty sure I can see the flaw in claiming that something is wrong without saying how. It's an impossible-to-disprove accusation which therefore does not advance the conversation.