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Yes, it is discouraging seeing willful ignorance (aka, tl;dr) voted up on HN. If people can't take the time to read the article, they shouldn't comment. Period
by mattgreenrocks 15y ago
Yes, it is discouraging seeing willful ignorance (aka, tl;dr) voted up on HN.
If people can't take the time to read the article, they shouldn't comment. Period.
- tjoff 15y agoWho said anything about commenting? I often enjoy a tl;dr because a tl;dr will, with more accuracy than the title, tell me whether the article is worth reading. And yes, I almost always check the comments before reading the article (but I always read the article before commenting).
- mattgreenrocks 15y agoOops, my fault.