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It is pretty interesting how depending on the direction of the headline & article, a certain subset of readers become more expressive in comments, giving a fals
by mclightning 5y ago
It is pretty interesting how depending on the direction of the headline & article, a certain subset of readers become more expressive in comments, giving a false perception of the popular opinion.
Take this topic, or Apple Touchbar threads... For/Against groups voice their opinions more openly when article matches their opinion.
Where are my contrarions, misfits, non-conformists?
- wruza 5y agoArticles have more (fallacious) authority over noname anonymous on the internet. You’re observing the insecurities that people have about their opinion, nothing new.
- mclightning 5y agoIndeed. I'm not really saying one or the other is wrong. My last line was more to poke fun at the situation. But it is pretty interesting and good to be perceptive of this, when taking in public feedback.