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Well if he’s busy banning people for political ideologies when in reality he’s running a message board with the technology from 1995
by water8 4y ago
Well if he’s busy banning people for political ideologies when in reality he’s running a message board with the technology from 1995
- roflyear 4y agoHN isn't the place for politics. If I was a zealous liberal or a zealous right wing nutjob I'd imagine I'd get roughly equal treatment.
- kstrauser 4y agoMoreso, it’s a place for thoughtful discussion. I’ve seen great comments from people I’ve disagreed with get lots of positive attention, and trolling comments from people I agree with downvoted into oblivion. I respect that.
- hahaitsfunny 4y ago
- the_only_law 4y agoIt a place for politics now. Many "guidelines" are written in a sufficiently vague way that they can be interested widely and contradict other guidelines if you apply a healthy amount of pedantry.
- ratsmack 4y ago> HN isn't the place for politics. It seems that if the politics meet a certain criteria, they are allowed ad nauseam. You also see where certain names are allowed to say things where others are chastised for the rebuttal of said things.
- hahaitsfunny 4y agoBingo.
- Arnt 4y agoTry harder. HN uses a lisp, which is a programming language family from the sixties. Can it possibly be any more obsolete — according to the test you prefer? Something has to be very wrong with HN. Unless the problem is that the test is bonkers.
- yesenadam 4y ago1950s!