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In general, a wikipedia link with no additional comment does little to advance a discussion in any direction. It might be relevant, but it's an extremely low-v
by groby_b 5y ago
In general, a wikipedia link with no additional comment does little to advance a discussion in any direction.
It might be relevant, but it's an extremely low-value comment. A good chunk of the people reading the comment (and caring about it) will already know it's describing false-flag operations.
A good way to think about good HN comments is "is there a specific point I'm trying to make". Anything that doesn't try to articulate a point is likely to be downvoted.
- danuker 5y agoThank you.